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  • The Future of the Book: reading and annotating online

    In the last weeks I happened to run into a few online products that look at the future of the book, that is, at how reading (and the things we normally do when we read) will change, now that the digital world is so pervasive and accessible. To be fair, I’ve been intrigued by this […]

    Posted on Mar 01.12 to Cultural Informatics, TechLife   Comments Off on The Future of the Book: reading and annotating online   

  • HTML5 Canvas Cookbook

    HTML5 Canvas Cookbook is a new publication from Packt publishing that discusses in details the new drawing functionalities the html5 canvas element makes available; in the last weeks I’ve been looking at this book in more details and since it’s been a quite useful learning experience I wanted to mention it here too. The book […]

    Posted on Feb 08.12 to TechLife   Comments Off on HTML5 Canvas Cookbook   

  • New Book on Knowledge Technologies

    A new interesting book on Knowledge Technologies from Nick Milton is available online. It is meant to be read also by novices so it’s deliberately not too technical or complex. I had a quick look at it this morning, and I think that it is interesting even for who’s already familiar with all this stuff, […]

    Posted on Mar 06.08 to Semantic Web   Comments Off on New Book on Knowledge Technologies   

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