Everyone’s on Facebook (even my parents). You’ve got to have blog (even if no one reads it). How many tweets did you send today (3-so far, but I’ve had meetings all morning)? Social media is a buzzin’ (still) and will be for the foreseable future. Businesses all know that they’ve got to be in this space, but [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘monetization’
April 8, 2009
Libraries of the Future Lend Kindle Titles and Devices
Library Journal posted an article about the mixed response from Amazon over whether a library can lend a Kindle device with books loaded onto it. An Amazon sales rep said “yes,” Amazon officials said “no,” but the law may say otherwise. The first sale doctrine is a copyright defense, codified in 17 USC 109, which [...]
April 17, 2009
Fire that Blogger!
“I’ve been reading your blog,” Mom said. “That’s great,” I said. “Do other people read it,” she asked. With her recent readership, I think I was up to five or six regular readers – not the New York Times, but exciting none-the-less. I told her this, and she asked the proverbial parental question: “if there [...]
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