After finding BlogHer, I discovered a speaker’s wiki. From there, I stumbled onto The New PR Wiki, which is a three-month old project that seeks to be “a collaboration tool for PR professionals and people interested in the practice of public relations.” Wikidom seems to have gone mainstream now that it’s WYSIWYG!
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I think this is a first … I was reading a NYT op-ed, and noticed that the Times had actually LINKED to the stories referred to in the article! And one was to a competitor, the NY Daily News. The grey lady finally gets it?
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According to the WSJ Online, Amazon has started selling short stories for $0.49. The service, Amazon Shorts, launched with 59 authors. Amazon has been experimenting with digital content, starting with the December 2004 "movies" that featured Amazon products. A highlight was the Norah Jones and Bob Dylan concert broadcast during the company’s 10-year anniversary celebration. There are other places to read short fiction online. For example, UK-based east of the web focuses on short fiction and Read Print provides free short and full length fiction, as well as poetry.
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