AdWords finally working
Update, 7:51 a.m., July 20: The AdWords gods have sent me other notes recommending Amazon-style features but for now are
Tag: books
E-trends and other fun for book people to mull over: A mix of reckless and not-so-reckless predictions
Note: This is an expanded version of my talk to the Washington Biography Group on Monday at Washington International School.
E-books vs. movies and other streamed media: Which should be first priority at Library of Congress?
With so many local libraries facing cutbacks, the case for a well-stocked national digital library system grows stronger each day.
Politics and Prose bookstore: A role model for the Washington Post, with potential Post-Kaplan synergies?
Something bizarre is happening at Politics and Prose, and perhaps a few other bookstores in the Washington area—and therein may
Philip Roth’s new novel: A do-it-yourself ‘Nemesis,’ plus a few thoughts on Roth vs. e-books
Philip Roth was an evil literary influence on me. I don’t write like him, but love his sarcasm, irony and
iPads for every Congress member? A good start but not enough by itself
Give iPads to all members of Congress? That’s the recommendation of Melissa Bluey, the Atlantic’s assistant art director, who correctly
An iPad Stimulus Plan: It’s about books, jobs, lower healthcare costs and fewer paperwork hassles
Apple has sold some three million iPads in 80 days, according to the latest news from the company. Many thousands
‘Red Hot’ Engel sisters, possible iPad edition, Henry Adams and ‘Scandalize your classroom’
Remember my optimism about Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins, the play by the Engel twins, based
A Valentine’s Day lesson from P. G. Wodehouse
Carly is asleep now, but I know my first order of business when she wakes up. Happy Valentine’s Day! V
