Posts tagged “Kindle” from shorter posts

July 22, 2008
A Kindle in Every Pocket
What the Kindle needs to do to go mainstream.
Kindle, reading

May 19, 2008
The Future of Reading
Ezra Klein explains that despite its misplaced "next page" button, the Kindle is a demonstration of how reading might evolve from dead-tree books to iterative, collaborative experience.

I seriously tempted to buy a Kindle, but I'm still too attached to the idea of books as discrete objects that can be stacked in the corner when I'm done with them. At least that way I know that when the revolution comes, Jeff Bezos be damned, I'll have something to read.
Kindle, reading, social technologies


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