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Cites & Insights 7:3 available
February 20, 2007 - 3:53am — Walt
Cites & Insights: Crawford at Large, volume 7, issue 3, March 2007, is now available for downloading.
The 24-page issue, PDF as always, but HTML separates of some, not all, essays are available from the home page includes:
- Bibs & Blather - Who's out there, another language grump, and a reason for the peculiar issue.
- Old Media/New Media - Music and video
- Trends & Quick Takes - Five trends and seven quicker takes
- Net Media Perspective: Wikipedia Revisited
- My Back Pages - ten snarky little pieces.
Recent comments
- Relax.
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3 days 18 hours ago - She Blames the Staff
4 days 8 hours ago - Book
4 days 16 hours ago - Incident on way to resolution
4 days 17 hours ago - Props to Better World Books
5 days 2 hours ago - Rogue directors
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Comments
Lulu
I hope you keep us updated on whether Lulu is as easy as it sounds.
Re:Lulu
When I do the first book ("when" assumes that one bizarre complication gets straightened out), I'll certainly post about the process. The near-complete lack of posts at W.a.R. is directly related to the book, to be sure...
Not exactly a post, but
The last two pages of the April Cites & Insights discuss my experience with Lulu so far. If you know what you're doing, it really is that easy--and my slightly-daring photo-based wraparound cover turned out spectacularly well, much better than I'd hoped. So far, count me happy.