Chuyên Đề TrendSiters Digital Content And Web Technologies

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TrendSiters Digital Content And Web Technologies


The Future of Electronic Publishing

I. The Disintermediation of Content

II. E(merging) Books


III. Invasion of the Amazons


IV. Revolt of the Scholars

V. The Kidnapping of Content

VI. The Miraculous Conversion

VII. The Medium and the Message

VIII. The Idea of Reference

IX. Will Content ever be Profitable?

X. Jamaican OverDrive - LDC's and LCD's

XI. An Embarrassment of Riches

XII. The Fall and Fall of p-Zines

XIII. The Internet and the Library

XIV. A Brief History of the Book

XV. The Affair of the Vanishing Content

XVI. Revolt of the Poor - The Demise of Intellectual Property

XVII. The Territorial Web

XVIII. The In-credible Web

XIX. Does Free Content Sell?

XX. Copyright and Free Online Scholarship

XXI. The Second Gutenberg

XXII. The E-book Evangelist

XXIII. Germany’s Copyright Levy

XXIV. The Future of Online Reference

XXV. Battle of the Titans – Encarta vs. Britannica

XXVI. Project Gutenberg’s Anabasis

Web Technology and Trends

I. Bright Planet, Deep Web

II. The Seamless Internet

III. The Polyglottal Internet

IV. Deja Googled

V. Maps of Cyberspace

VI. The Universal Interface

VII. Internet Advertising – What Went Wrong?

VIII. The Economics of Spam

IX. Don’t Blink – Interview with Jeffrey Harrow

X. The Case of the Compressed Image

XI. Manage IT – Information Technology at a Crossroads

The Internet and the Digital Divide

I. The Internet – A Medium or a Message?

II. The Internet in the Countries in Transition

III. Leapfrogging Transition

IV. The Selfish Net – The Semantic Web