PageToScreen Logo
Filed under Books

Monday, February 23, 2009

Wiki Books on Demand

image

PediaBooks are now offering a service whereby Wiki pages (could be WikiPedia) can be gathered together and printed (POD) as a book.

The book is printed POD by Lightning Source. Interesting that the book does not have an ISBN, because, I suppose this is a one-off unique item. Having said that, though, they do have a catalog of shared books, so you are likely to buy something that others have bought too.

Continue reading

Posted on 23 Feb 2009 around 2pm • Tagged with: Books | Publishing | Web Technology

Permanent link to this article

Sourced on the WEB

Monday, July 30, 2007

Announcing the Open Library

Saint with Book

Aaron Swartz has announced a demo of the Open Library Project. I really admire this idea and wish him and the team the very best of luck with it. The technology looks really good and the team includes designer Rebecca Malamud who’s work I have admired before at MappaMundi.net

Visit the Open Library site

Sourced at Aaron Swartz

Continue reading

Posted on 30 Jul 2007 around 9pm • Tagged with: Books | Noticed | Publishing | Reading

Permanent link to this article

Sunday, May 13, 2007

SecondLife Books

Me, I am Page Raymaker.

You might find me for a chat in SecondLife. Today I am visiting Book Island owned by Selina Greene. Here is the SLURL.

Posted on 13 May 2007 around 3pm • Tagged with: Books | Noticed | Offsite Links

Permanent link to this article

Tuesday, January 09, 2007

Flipping Hannibal Pages

Martyn Daniels pointed us towards the Random House promotion of the new Dr Hannibal Lecter novel from Thomas Harris.

Random House have set up a dedicated web site for the book here and after a creeping about in a virtual space you can get a sample of the book. Don’t get too excited though. We don’t think this is as good as it sounds. Here is Martyn Daniels site, where we first observed this topic.

Continue reading

Posted on 09 Jan 2007 around 9pm • Tagged with: Books | Publishing

Permanent link to this article

Sourced on the WEB

Monday, January 01, 2007

Too busy for books? Read them by e-mail

At DailyLit you can subscribe to a book and get episodes sent to you by email. The books are, at the moment the usual collection of public domain material, but this seems like an idea worth reporting. I can see all sorts of problems with ISPs reporting this as spam.

DailyLit

Posted on 01 Jan 2007 around 7pm • Tagged with: Books | Reading

Permanent link to this article

Page 1 of 3 pages  1 2 3 >

About PageToScreen:

This web site is a kind of depository for all the things about getting stuff onto the web.

More...

Latest: Tweet tweedle!

March 11, 10 - 06:04 pm

I'm amazed at the number of books on HTML5 that Amazon have for pre-order.

Follow me

Web Sites I have noted recently:

CSS-Tricks:

Chris Coyier's excellent resource

ePub Zen Garden:

ePub format ebooks. Contribute a design for Middlemarch.

Born Magazine: Art and Literature Collaboration:

Mostly Flash authored material. Collaborations between artists/designers and writers/poets.

Eastgate: Serious Hypertext:

Publisher of Hypertext fiction

ScrollMotion - Original iPhone Applications:

Another eBook reader for the iPhone

See all of my Links

Get PageToScreen as an RSS feed by grabbing this link: feedicon

Technorati Profile

Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License.

PageToScreen