Showing posts with label Telegraph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Telegraph. Show all posts
Monday, September 03, 2012

MediaWeek (Vol 5, No 36) Education & Innovation, iTunes U, Pearson + More

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Kevin Carey of Washington Monthly takes a look at investments in the education technology space. (WM ): Last August, Marc Andreessen, the...
Monday, July 09, 2012

MediaWeek (Vol 5, No 28): Amazon & Search, British Comic Books, Henning Mankell + More

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From The Nation a look at the evolution of search in the Amazon.com bookstore ( The Nation) : The glory soon faded, because the high pri...
Monday, March 19, 2012

MediaWeek (Vol 5, No 12): BBC on Education, UK Copyright Revision, Pricing Classes, Book Binding, B&N Speculation Continues + More

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The BBC on Education:  Has The Internet Sparked a Revolution in Education (Video) : The internet is helping to reshape the very foundatio...
Monday, February 06, 2012

MediaWeek (Vol 5, No 6): Serendipity and the Internet, Facebook Users, Canadian Copyright Issues + More

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Serendipity killed the Internet: Ian Leslie writing in More Intelligent Life The word that best describes this subtle blend of chance an...
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Monday, January 16, 2012

MediaWeek (Vol 5, No 3) JStore, Reg Hill, Hockney, Research Works Act + More

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JStore is experimenting with a new access model ( IHeD) Under the new program, unsubscribed visitors will be allowed to check out three “...
Tuesday, December 20, 2011

MediaWeek (Vol 4, No 51): ChromeBooks, Durrell eBooks, Hitchens & Dogs, Unbound & Vogue

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Google's Chrome Lending program is set for a series of tests ( DigitalTrends ); Google has been working with public libraries recent...
Sunday, November 20, 2011

MediaWeek (Vol 4, No 47): Lobbying for On Line Learning, Loan Bubble + More

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A long article on how government lobbying activities have brought about significant changes in the prospects for online learning companies (...
Sunday, October 30, 2011

MediaWeek (Vol 4, No 44): Books in Browsers, Photography, Drivel + More

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I pride myself somewhat on how I organize these posts, only to find that those of you receiving this in the email version will think I am c...
Sunday, October 23, 2011

MediaWeek (Vol 4, No 43): Tom Waits, Children's Books, The Booker, "Close the Libraries", Textbooks & Education + More

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Interview with Tom Waits in the Observer : "Music has generally involved a lot of awkward contraptions, a certain amount of heavy lif...