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Perhaps the most neglected pioneer in computing is Ted Nelson , who came up with most of the ideas of hypertext and linking, but got sidetra...

I'm a big fan of the print on demand outfit Lulu.com - and not just because it was set up by one of the founders of Red Hat. Here's...

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One of the best and most important books on the rise of virtual worlds - albeit a text-based one in this case - and the deep issues they rai...

I don't know much about the open source programming language Squeak , but it does sound rather cool: Squeak is a highly portable, open-s...

I'm a big fan of Lulu.com, the self-publishing company, not least because the man behind it, Bob Young, also co-founded Red Hat, and is ...

In a sense, turning blog posts into a book - a blook - misses the point, which is that blogs are living, interactive things. Equally, if bl...

I've written about crowdsourcing before, and this is an interesting application: writing a book called "Why Are You Here - Right ...

I wondered earlier whether blogified books were bloks or blooks, and the emerging view seems to be the latter, not least because there is n...