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"By now, the conventional book has been pronounced dead so often that we shouldn't be surprised to find that it seems in excellent health."
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" Under the new standard, up to three hours of play is considered “healthy” - and more than five to be “unhealthy”."
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"[H]ow do we think of books in the digital world, and how will books behave? How will we be able to use them, to share them, and to refer to them? In particular, what are our expectations about the persistence and permanence of human communication as embo
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The future of the book as an artifact is uninteresting; "the question comes down to, can there be print culture after print?" A now-classic essay by Geoffrey Nunberg.
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"This book contains five essays that survey the library literature, written between 1876 and 1999, for writing and research concerning the future of libraries."
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