Video ballyhoos promising iPad app for the Washington Post, stars Bob Woodward, Ben Bradlee & friends
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Author: David Rothman
David Rothman is the founder and publisher of the TeleRead e-book site and cofounder of LibraryEndowment.org. He is also author of Drone Child: A Novel of War, Family, and Survival. Other books are The Solomon Scandals novel and six tech-related books on topics ranging from the Internet to laptops. Passionate on digital divide issues, he is now pushing for the creation of a national digital library endowment.
More original reporting and suburban stories at TBD on the way—now that GM Jim Brady has resigned?
In the middle of the Great Library Debates raging on the Atlantic site and elsewhere, I had to neglect something.
‘Dueling national digital library visions’: Library Journal site writes up mine vs. Harvard Library Director Robert Darnton’s
Roy Tennant, a digital library maven, Library Journal columnist and OCLC program officer, has just posted Dueling National Digital Library
Blame Ayn Rand for Rand Paul and Clarence Thomas? Are politicians and judges what they read?
Are politicians and judges what they read? Senator-elect Rand Paul is a “big fan” of Ayn Rand, the ultimate novelist
‘The Solomon Scandals’ gets a sexy new cover—with a photo from one of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s favorites
What was Sy Solomon—the D.C. real estate tycoon in The Solomon Scandals—-doing on the book’s blue cover shown here? Picking
William F. Buckley, Jr., and the case for a well-stocked national digital library system
On the Atlantic site this morning, you’ll see my call for a well-stocked national digital library system, along with comments
Washington Post hyperlocal launch expected in the ‘late spring,’ Post source tells me
So what’s “close”—the word that a TBD headline used in describing the Washington Post’s hyperlocal launch”? Psst! A Post source
A few words of advice for Tea Party folks—from the author of a novel on Washington corruption
Now that so many Tea Party sympathizers are headed for public office, I can’t resist offering their followers a little
Extra-hyperlocal editions of the Washington Post may debut soon—with lessons learned from the Loudoun County debacle
Update, 7 p.m.: Looks as if "close" is late spring 2011. – D.R. I hated the Washington Post’s hyperlocal edition
David Rothman at Large 