info NeoGnostic: 2 Updates: Gorman's Ludd revisited and Kelaidis’s blueBook

: Name: Chris Armstrong; Location: Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom

I am the owner and managing director of Information Automation Limited (IAL), a company that specialises in research, consultancy and training for the information profession. We are particularly interested in all forms of electronic information resources (e-journals, e-books, etc) and I teach a course in electronic publishing at the Department of Information Studies in Aberystwyth. Drilling down still further(!), my interests centre on the quality and evaluation of electronic information, and in the thinking that underpins activities in library and information science.

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Monday, July 09, 2007

2 Updates: Gorman's Ludd revisited and Kelaidis’s blueBook

I responded to Michael Gorman's Siren Song of the Internet comments in Gorman and the missing Good; now - following a conversation with Andrew Keen - Many-to-Many has posted Andrew Keen: Rescuing 'Luddite' from the Luddites, which responds to both Luddite views.

In e-Books: first e-ink and now e-paper, I reported on a new e-book variation. Print is Dead: Books in our Digital Age has an interview with Manolis Kelaidis following his keynote presentation at the O'Reilly TOC conference, “bLink: Completing the Connection Between the Analog and Digital Worlds: bLink Tank: a conversation with Manolis Kelaidis.

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