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La lecture de la semaine, une fois n’est pas coutume, est une critique de livre , publiée dans le Guardian , sous la plume de Francis Spufford .
Philosophie de la programmation
The “Unhyped” New Areas in Internet and Mobile
Editor’s note: Legendary investor Vinod Khosla is the founder of Khosla Ventures .
Questions numériques 2012-2013, le temps des ruptures (2/2) : le point de vue des entrepreneurs et créateurs
Par Rémi Sussan le 28/02/12 | 2 commentaires | 735 lectures | Impression Si la première table ronde de la journée Questions numériques a réuni essentiellement des acteurs collectifs, la seconde a vu se succéder des représentants du monde de l’entreprise, du design et de la création artistique.
Par Hubert Guillaud le 22/02/12 | 1 commentaire | 1,557 lectures | Impression
Questions numériques 2012-2013, le temps des ruptures (1/2) : Secessions territoriales
I’m excited to be launching a new book, Intellectual Property Strategy , tonight at Harvard Law School. (If you’re in Cambridge, MA, USA, please feel free to come by Austin Hall East at HLS at 6:00 pm this evening for the event and a reception thereafter or tune into the webcast .) The discussion tonight will cover two bases: first, the substance of the book and second, the format of this book, and possibly others, into the future. On the substance of this book, I will make a few claims. The basic claim is extremely simple: organizations should see intellectual property as a core asset class rather than as a sword and a shield, as the traditional mantra would have it. I argue also that IP strategies should be flexible; geared toward creating freedom of action; and inclined toward openness where possible, at least in the information technology field.
John Palfrey » Blog Archive » Intellectual Property Strategy: Book Launch
Yesterday we sat down with someone who is starting a new digital venture. As we discussed the potential, the market, the options and much more, it became apparent to us that there are a lot of things that applied to the physical book market, that simply do not apply, or should be questioned in the digital market. Walking blindly into the digital world assuming that all remains the same is in danger of establishing a set of urban myths that we have written about in the past but that continue to dog all our thinking and real digital opportunities.
Digital Content Is Different
Casser la page
Peter Meyers d'O'Reilly Media s'est lancé dans l'écriture d'un livre, Breaking the Page (Casser la page), où, en ligne, billet après billet, il pose des questions percutantes sur la conception de nos livres numériques. Son propos est d'interroger ce qu'on peut faire avec le livre numérique et qu'on ne peut pas faire avec le livre imprimé.
Who’s to Blame: Us As much as we love the open, unfettered Web, we’re abandoning it for simpler, sleeker services that just work. by Chris Anderson
The Web Is Dead. Long Live the Internet | Magazine
