Posted on May 19, 2009 by dvanarsd
A Wired article on Why E-Books Look So Ugly had some insight into the limitations of Kindle and some other readers as they evolve.
I’d always wondered about those little blurbs on the type font used in a book that I sometimes saw appended to the last page. Who cared that much?
But it matters as part [...]
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Posted on April 6, 2009 by dvanarsd
What seems logical to librarians (ebooks from publisher A have one bibliographic record, ebooks from publisher B have another record, another type of format has a different bibliographic record, etc.) doesn’t necessarily make it easy for the average user. Most people just want all the options in one place to consider, without having to switch [...]
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