Pretending you're reading a book
Wired's Gadget Lab showed how to pretend you're reading a book and not an e-book. The book remains the standard, also for the digitally savvy.
17 February 2009
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- Eke Jelluma
- Ik ben van 29 december 2010 tot ongeveer eind juni in Montreal voor een mix van studeren, reizen, feesten en ... . Geniet van mijn verslag, en laat iets horen.
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February
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- Most beautiful book in the world
- Printed content on a touch screen
- Magazine subscriptions the new way
- Win Heidelberg Scholarship
- "Magazines, no endangered species"
- Smart posters
- Credit crisis and the graphic industry
- Printing a book as fast as preparing an espresso?
- Pretending you're reading a book
- Which agency integrates print and digital?
- Traditional media consumption by Internet users
- The future of...
- Xerox launches Lab 1:1
- Selling newspapers the USA-way
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My bookshelf
- Advertising and the new media
- Groundswell
- Born digital
- Wikinomics
- The black swan
- Nieuwsgierigheid
- Join the conversation
- The cult of the amateur
- Made to stick
- The Ultimate Question
- A perfect mess
- Tulpengekte
- Where value hides
- Covert persuasion
- Johan Cruijff
- Naked Conversations
- Systeemdenken
- The new medium of print
- The Long Tail
- Life after the 30-second spot
- De toekomst van reclame in een digitaal televisielandschap
- The Travels of a T-shirt in the Global Economy
- De vergissing van Descartes
- The architecture of happiness
The orange pompeblêd
This is a reworked version of the Frisian symbol. The pompeblêd is also the symbol of the company Frysk.
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