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Nice easy reading for the holidays...  a collection of Steve Job's email responses... and no, it's not just a book full of "...

So I finally managed to finish Public Parts  by Jeff Jarvis . The book starts (and ends) with a couple of excellent observations and thou...

I have read a couple of books on my Kindle so far. Here's what I found out: The Kindle is an excellent reading device. The e-ink disp...

Thanks to the Amazon Kindle pre-orders, I'm now proud owner of Public Parts  by Jeff Jarvis on my Kindle. Or am I? "Owner" ...

I just finished this book: In The Plex: How Google Thinks, Works, and Shapes Our Lives by Steven Levy. Excellent reading, good insights ...

A couple of weeks ago I read iWoz: How I invented the Personal Computer and had fun doing it by and about Steve Wozniak . Only I forgot to...

It's really spooky to listen to the E3 [1] review on this weeks TWiT podcast, while at about the same time reading Freedom TM by Dani...

I just finishe d reading Daemon by Daniel Suarez. It was recommended on twit a couple of weeks ago as an audible book. I still chose to...

This sounds interesting ... The Geek Atlas: 128 Places Where Science and Technology Come Alive by John Graham-Cumming (jgc). As mentioned o...

I just finished Nicholas Carr 's new book The Big Switch: Our New Digital Destiny a couple of days ago. I fully agree with his main obse...

I just noticed that Glassfish (the Sun lead open-source JavaEE Application Server) has its first book. Java EE Development Using Glassfish A...

A computer coffee table book ? Yes, in a way. " Core Memory " is an illustrated book full of great photos of vintage computers, li...

Here's the book link to my earlier post on Everything is miscellaneous by David Weinberger.

James McGovern challenges the publisher of (co-authored) book Enterprise Service Oriented Architecture : If I were to convince my publishe...

I dislike the term "User Generated Content" for various reasons... I for example, when I blog, do not consider myself as a "c...

I just finished reading Scott Rosenberg's very insightul journal-like book about the opensource Chandler project: Dreaming in Code Exce...

Open Source conversations have a good interview by Scott Mace with David Rosenberg about his new book Dreaming in Code about the softwar...