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@stanza_reader Got it, where can I find more details.about 10 hours ago from web in reply to stanza_reader
@stanza_reader Looking for info on the Stanza Bookbinder service...about 10 hours ago from web
@andrewsavikas I like the sound of that. Thanks.about 10 hours ago from web in reply to andrewsavikas
@andrewsavikas What is the Stanza Bookbinder program? Looked at Lexcycle site and couldn't find anything.about 10 hours ago from web in reply to andrewsavikas
US State Dept. workers beg Clinton for Firefox. Under secretary is concerned about the cost. http://bit.ly/3dneBiabout 10 hours ago from web
@MoriahJovan In the 21st century everyone is a publisher, and the word "self" is no longer a diminutive.3:02 PM Jul 12th from Tweetie in reply to MoriahJovan
@KatMeyer no, kept dog off busy street while waiting for Pasadena humane society. Friendly but dehydrated cocker spaniel.2:48 PM Jul 12th from Tweetie in reply to KatMeyer
Sunday afternoon dog rescue complete. Time for a beer.2:28 PM Jul 12th from web
@Karen_Palmer That'll teach you to be a "beta tester". @booksquare4:55 PM Jul 11th from web in reply to Karen_Palmer
Not sure what to think about being called "the Bob Ross of Twitter". Wish I had his hair. http://bit.ly/sBDB85:20 PM Jul 9th from web
@markrevans I think drop you're seeing is natural sales drop during lifecycle of book. Then increase after it appears on pirate nets.2:09 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to markrevans
@markrevans It's a work in progress. Early results show a bump in sales after titles appear on pirate sites.2:02 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to markrevans
@susanmpls At some point many books will evolve into something we won't recognize as being a book. #followreader1:55 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to susanmpls
@corb21 With this handy spray you'll be reading (and loving) ebooks in no time: http://bit.ly/Fp7f2 #followreader1:49 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to corb21
. @UnionSqPress And some like to do both and switch between the two as needed. Best of both worlds. #followreader1:46 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to UnionSqPress
@markrevans More info here: http://bit.ly/6ZepD - also, talk to O'Reilly. #followreader1:45 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to markrevans
@AuldHouse See recent research by @brianoleary. http://bit.ly/6ZepD1:44 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to AuldHouse
@bencrowder You are obviously more focused than I am. I get more reading done on device w/no additional functionality.1:42 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to bencrowder
Absolutely. Was referring to idea that ebooks can be more than straight text. Multimedia, apps, etc. @susanmpls #followreader1:41 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to susanmpls
@maggiedana That's exactly why Kindle is doing so well. Dead simple. #followreader1:39 PM Jul 9th from twhirl in reply to maggiedana

Name Kirk Biglione
Location Tehran
Web http://medialoper...
Bio Web publisher and digital media consultant. Tracking the evolution of analog media in the digital age. DRM, digital content, and the consumer experience.

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