Quoting Eric Hellman :
Exactly. I apologize if my comment was perceived as coy, but I've
chosen to invest in the possibility that Creative Commons licensing
is a viable way forward for libraries, authors, readers, etc. Here's
a link the last of a 5 part series on open-access ebooks. I hope
Exactly. I apologize if my comment was perceived as coy, but I've chosen to
invest in the possibility that Creative Commons licensing is a viable way
forward for libraries, authors, readers, etc. Here's a link the last of a 5
part series on open-access ebooks. I hope it inspires work in the code
>> Some ebooks, in fact some of the greatest ever written, already cost less
>> than razor blades.
> Do you mean ones not under copyright?
Those, plus Creative Commons etc.
Do you mean ones not under copyright?
On 5/17/2011 3:16 PM, Eric Hellman wrote:
Some ebooks, in fact some of the greatest ever written, already cost less than
razor blades.
Eric
(who just finished writing a chapter on open-access e-books)
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Some ebooks, in fact some of the greatest ever written, already cost less than
razor blades.
Eric
(who just finished writing a chapter on open-access e-books)
On May 16, 2011, at 7:52 PM, Luciano Ramalho wrote:
> 1) Why quote the ebook price in 1962 dollars? The reality in 2011 is
> that Kindle
