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Here are a few stories to read this Monday morning. From plagiarism detection to academic integrity (Jisc)  Do Tablets Help or Hinder Childhood Literacy? (EdSurge)  Tapas Media aims to turn digital [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Friday morning. Four Theories Toward the Timeless Brilliance of Infinite Jest (LitHub)  Spanish publisher subverts court gag by using Don Quixote to recreate [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Wednesday morning. E-Book Distributors: Smashwords, Draft2Digital,Pronoun; Which One Should You Choose and why? (Lincoln Cole)  Ebookcraft: my favourite holiday [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Tuesday morning. Streaming is easy but I don't want idiots listening to my favourite albums (Guardian)  A John Oliver spoof of the Pence family’s new [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Monday morning. Holtzbrinck has attacked Project Gutenberg in a new front in the War of Copyright Maximization (Go To Hellman)  YouTube’s Wikipedia Partnership [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Friday morning. Alas, Digg Reader is shutting down at the end of March (TechCrunch)  5 iOS apps for creative mobile storytelling (Journalism.co.uk)  Google Will [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Thursday morning. Amazon Echo now reads your first Audible book for free (Engadget)  Why Young Readers Need Real Books (Passive Voice)  January Bookstore Sales [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Wednesday morning. Shakespeare & Co. to Open Three Stores This Year (PW) 15 Reasons Why Your Book Isn’t Selling (The Book Designer) Apple acquires digital [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Monday morning. Up in smoke: should an author's dying wishes be obeyed? (Guardian) But the web isn't safe! (Scripting News) Why the PDF Is Secretly the World's [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Thursday morning. The Left-Handed Kid (London Review of Books) Just how monstrous is the Sun's 'Flakensteins' story? (Guardian) Literature Shrugged (The [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Wednesday morning. 'Eight books in, and we're still learning': Editions At Play on their responsive ghost story, Breathe (Bookseller) Tracking the slow, sad death [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this morning. You Can Spend the Night Surrounded by Books at This Library in Wales (Travel + Leisure) Conman Carl Mould resurfaces with scam targeting actors (BBC) [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this morning. The author of ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ almost never got published (NY Post) The new Scandi noir? The Korean writers reinventing the thriller (Guardian) [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Friday morning. Browser plugin replaces the word "blockchain" with "multiple copies of a giant Excel spreadsheet" (Boing Boing) ANU librarians begin urgent salvage [Read More ...]

Here are a few stories to read this Thursday morning. The Magical Power of Dictionaries (Chronicles) Book Promotion: Do This, Not That – February 2018 (The Book Designer) Meet the Designers behind [Read More ...]