Like many households (but not Laura’s), mine got a surveillance device smart speaker over the holidays. I like using it to play my audiobooks, which…
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4Cast #90: Google Health, Blu-Ray, Gaming, E-Books
Posted in 4cast, Add new tag, Amazon, eBooks, games, Google, Google News, and Reference Extract
This week’s 4cast: 1. Â A Google A Day Keeps the Doctor Away. Google will begin its final phase of global domination, er, I mean personal…
OPLIN 4cast #72
Posted in ALA, Amazon, eBooks, Google, Google Wave, Hunch, newspapers, and Wikipedia
This week’s 4cast: 1. Supply, Demand & Reality A new ALA report titled “Libraries Connect Communities: Public Library Funding & Technology Access Study” finds that…
OPLIN 4cast #68
Posted in digitization, eBooks, Face.com, Facebook Book Clubs, GIMP, Library 2.0, spam, and YouTube EDU
This week’s 4cast: 1. You Say You Want a Library 2.0 Revolution It’s been a year since Library Journal published an article calling for libraries…
OPLIN 4cast #62
Posted in Aggregator, Cinematic Internet, eBooks, iTunes U, and Photo Tools
This week’s 4cast: 1. iPhone Arrives, People Go Bonkers Last Friday, after months and months of intense hype, Apple finally released the iPhone into the…
OPLIN 4cast #53
Posted in backlinks, desktop applications, DRM, eBooks, Library 2.0, productivity, Security, Sitemap Generator, Songza, techies, Tweetmeme, Valve, Web 2.0, and Wikipedia
This week’s 4cast: 1. Frustration 2.0 Now that this year’s Computers In Libraries conference is over, some attendees may find that the exciting Library 2.0…
OPLIN 4cast #41
Posted in digital movie downloads, digitization, eBooks, Library vs. Internet, Netflix, RA, Second Life, tagging, Touchscreens, and Valve
This week’s 4cast: 1. Check the Tags According to a recent report by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, more and more Internet users…
OPLIN 4cast #40
Posted in DRM, eBooks, Google, Google Reader, MyYahoo, Netflix, Netvibes, One Minute Critic, and techies
This week’s 4cast: 1. Are Libraries Part of the DRM Problem? A blogger at Wired recently wrote a post complaining about OverDrive audiobooks, which can…