Holy Scrollers! Bible Goes Digital
Chuck Warnock said: Six of the top 20 most popular paid e-books in the Apple App Store are Bibles.
Mobile Trends 2020
Chuck Warnock said: Over 50 of the world's leading mobile com experts offer their predictions on what mobile com will look like in 2020.
JPROF: Kiffen pre-presser video - last century's journalism
Jim Stovall said: The popular Kiffen pre-presser video shows journalists doing journalism in mid-20th century mode.
Book Review: You Are Not a Gadget - WSJ.com
Jim Stovall said: #ICONN speaker Glenn Reynolds' review of You Are Not a Gadget in today's Wall Street Journal.
Major milestone: Over half of internet access is from mobile
Chuck Warnock said: The shift to mobile is here. Mobile phones now provide over half of all internet access, according to Nokia.
American Dialect Society picks 'tweet,' 'Google' as top words for 2009, decade - washingtonpost.com
Jim Stovall said: American Dialect Society pick 'tweet' as the word of 2009, 'google' (verb) word of the decade.
"tweet" for 2009 and "Google" for the Aughts
The 2010 Media Watch List
Chuck Warnock said: Paywalls, newspapers, advertising, audience, and tablets all bear watching during 2010, according to Monday Note.
JPROF: JPROF.com celebrates 5th anniversary
Jim Stovall said: JPROF.com celebrates 5th anniversary. Party on!
In the past five years the site has grown in size (more than 400), expanded in purpose and reached around the globe to people I never would have touched or heard from.
As books go beyond printed page to multisensory experience, what about reading? - washingtonpost.com
Jim Stovall said: The Vook, a video/book hybrid, may be the Next Big Thing - maybe.
Predicting the eventual death of the traditional novel sounds practically heretical. But keep in mind that the genre has actually existed in English for only about 300 years, and that experimentation and evolution have always been a part of the way we tell stories.
The Media Equation - Reasons to Be Cheerful in Media - NYTimes.com
Jim Stovall said: NYT's David Carr reviews some media news, ideas - finds reasons for hope.
