"When in doubt, improvise!" the personal blog of L.A. Jones. The author of the best-selling book series Tales of Aradia the Last Witch.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Melbourne indie ebookstore shows the future of eReading
Melbourne indie ebookstore shows the future of eReading
"Its cloud-based eReading approach has several advantages over today’s ebooks which work primarily with downloaded files. First, the only thing you need to read these ebooks is a web browser. This covers every device from PCs to smartphones to tablets, even the Kindle which has an in-built browser. The Booki.sh reading experience is surprisingly good (try it on an iPad or smartphone). Secondly, because you can’t download these ebooks, you won’t need DRM. That should be a benefit for a lot of consumers and publishers."
"Its cloud-based eReading approach has several advantages over today’s ebooks which work primarily with downloaded files. First, the only thing you need to read these ebooks is a web browser. This covers every device from PCs to smartphones to tablets, even the Kindle which has an in-built browser. The Booki.sh reading experience is surprisingly good (try it on an iPad or smartphone). Secondly, because you can’t download these ebooks, you won’t need DRM. That should be a benefit for a lot of consumers and publishers."
Autism spectrum disorders: growing up special, in an ordinary world | The Toronto Observer Scarborough Observer Magazine |
Autism spectrum disorders: growing up special, in an ordinary world | The Toronto Observer Scarborough Observer Magazine |
the proof in this is a kid i once baby sat. He ended up interviewing Lyndon B. Johnson's daughters and getting publicly acknowledged by Chris Van Hollen. He was and still is a prodigy!
there is a reason why I call this the Superman Syndrome. it is because in the end we help make the world a better place.
the proof in this is a kid i once baby sat. He ended up interviewing Lyndon B. Johnson's daughters and getting publicly acknowledged by Chris Van Hollen. He was and still is a prodigy!
there is a reason why I call this the Superman Syndrome. it is because in the end we help make the world a better place.