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...Essays dedicated to the new media, doing business on the web, digital content, its creation and distribution, e-publishing, e-books, digital reference, DRM technology, and other related issues....

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...ng business on the web, digital content, its creation and distribution, e-publishing, e-books, digital reference, DRM technology, and other related ... ...om The Articles (please scroll down to review them): E-books and e-publishing The Future of Electronic Publishing I. The Disintermediati... ...ontact Info: palma@unet.com.mk; samvaknin@gmail.com E-BOOKS AND E-PUBLISHING The Future of Electronic Publishing First published by Unite... ...s are a whole sensorium, a sensual experience - olfactory and tactile and visual. E-books are one dimensional in comparison. These are differences t... ... audio books are much more revolutionary than e-books. They do not employ visual symbols (all other types of books do), or a straightforward scrollin... ...from the oral mode of content distribution (i.e., "communication") to the visual mode. E-books are threatening to do the same. "Book ATMs" will pro... ...ommercial publishers (fortified by ever more potent technologies) and the arts and craftsmanship crowd never ceased and it is raging now as fiercely... ...s of little-known facts about long-forgotten people, countries, politics, arts, and crafts. It is the closest we can get to time-travel and, so it s... ...oks and more are added all the time. For the student keen on the liberal arts and the humanities, Student 2006 provides detailed Book Summaries of ...

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...ion (Download Original @ “ ” http://ansonchi.webng.com) Published by Globusz Publishing + Self-Publication Copyright © 2008 by Anson Chi. All rights r... ... and hiding behind a suit and tie, so they have no time to practice martial arts. Plus, Asian people are generally small, so they typically gang up ... ... with these loving and caring corporations. I've heard of people working at companies for over 40 years, only to be fired because their pensions are ... ...has been exchanged this entire time. Driving through the city is a fantastic visual journey in itself: my eyes unmoving and unwavering, like a lion's... ... show respect to younger people, dead or alive. The white armbands act as a visual aid, a reminder to put the young ones in their place. Moreover, A...

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...ealing with it in order to review them for the German journal “Zentralblatt fár Mathematik”. It was an inspired connection he made between literature/arts and science, philosophy....

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...ár Mathematik”. It was an inspired connection he made between literature/arts and science, philosophy. We started a long correspondence with quest... ...odern poem" (inter-textualism). Do you want a vertically classification? "Visual poem", "sonorous poem", "olfactory poem", "taste poem", "tactile po... ...Tomorrow?)... [From the book: NonPoems, by Florentin Smarandache, Xiquan Publishing House, Phoenix, Chicago, 1991, 1992, 1993; the volume contains... ... <Neut-P> too. Ignorantism: Power countries deliberately ignore the arts, literature, science, culture, traditions of third world countries. M... ...r living conditions, less technology for doing research. In histories of arts, literature, science you see only westerners: - rare exceptions of ot... ... a "famous" university, his/her book or paper published by an "important" publishing house or journal, connection network, scientific or artistic maf... ...y are they necessary, how they improve, how they interact with for-profit companies. H) New Types of Philosophies: a) Object Philosophy: a buildin... ...] Hobbes, Thomas, "Body, Man and Citizen", Collier Books, Crowell-Collier Publishing Co., New York, 1962. [13] Iorga, Nicolae, "Cuget ări", edited b...

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...luential, professions (in banking, finance, the media, politics, the film industry, publishing, science, the humanities, etc.). This is partly the r... ...of years old - and court decisions, collectively known as "case law". Despite the publishing of a Model Penal Code in 1962 by the American Law Ins... ...stagnation. This is true in every sphere of life: the economic, the social, in the arts, the sciences. Neurotic Adaptive versus Normally Adaptive C... ...estigate other types of bones. Ultimately, they hope to be able to draw an accurate visual description of our ancestors. But perusing other bones le... ...going interaction IS the patient. We cannot exist without the intake of water, air, visual stimuli and food. Our environment is defined by our actio... ...model of the self and the reality that it occupies. There are two types of dreams: visual and "thought-like" (which leave an impression of being aw... ...ould like to discuss an astounding revolution that goes largely unnoticed: personal publishing. Today, anyone, using very basic equipment can publi... ... applications, make "discoveries" in science, exploit (not so) "new" themes in the arts. Society may judge us differently than we perceive ourse... ...ern values, beliefs, doctrines, moral tenets, political and military institutions, arts, and sciences. This war is about world domination. Two inc...

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...luential, professions (in banking, finance, the media, politics, the film industry, publishing, science, the humanities, etc.). This is partly the r... ...of years old - and court decisions, collectively known as "case law". Despite the publishing of a Model Penal Code in 1962 by the American Law Ins... ...stagnation. This is true in every sphere of life: the economic, the social, in the arts, the sciences. Neurotic Adaptive versus Normally Adaptive C... ...estigate other types of bones. Ultimately, they hope to be able to draw an accurate visual description of our ancestors. But perusing other bones le... ...going interaction IS the patient. We cannot exist without the intake of water, air, visual stimuli and food. Our environment is defined by our actio... ...model of the self and the reality that it occupies. There are two types of dreams: visual and "thought-like" (which leave an impression of being aw... ...ould like to discuss an astounding revolution that goes largely unnoticed: personal publishing. Today, anyone, using very basic equipment can publi... ... applications, make "discoveries" in science, exploit (not so) "new" themes in the arts. Society may judge us differently than we perceive ourse... ...ern values, beliefs, doctrines, moral tenets, political and military institutions, arts, and sciences. This war is about world domination. Two inc...

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...sa McCall and Chuck Gibbons provided excellent assistance in printing and publishing the Report. Denise Prince, Sandy Jones and Cecily Patterson al... ...son Intellectual Property Law Clinic, Kernochan Center for Law, Media and Arts, National Humanities Alliance); • illustrators (e.g., Graphic Artist... ...t filmmakers (e.g., Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, Film Arts Foundation, IFP-New York, National Alliance for Media, Arts and Cultu... ...t Video and Filmmakers, Film Independent, National Video Resources, Film Arts Foundation); • film studios (e.g., 20th Century Fox, Motion Picture... ...user was unable to identify and locate a copyright owner in the course of publishing scholarly studies of art history and art education. 26 Additio... ... ON ORPHAN WORKS U NITED STATES COPYRIGHT OFFICE • works of fine art and visual art (such as images and/or illustrations, especially those posted t... ...domain, 212 establish a system of unique identifiers for all written and visual works (similar to ISBN numbers), 213 clarify and simplify procedur... ...g into the orphan works category. This is particularly true for works of visual art, like photographs and illustrations, that otherwise do not cont... ...we've printed X thousand copies.”) (Statement of Paul Slevan, Holtzbrinck Publishing). Page 120 UNITED STATES COPYRIGHT OFFICE R EPORT ON ORPHAN ...

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...ning product by a firm with deep pockets. This is why patrons react to the level of visual exposure to advertising - regardless of its content. Hum... ... satellite, the Internet, cinemas, video rental shops, all offer the same service: visual content delivery. And then there is the issue of technol... ...nd elasticity). Both piracy and differential pricing may be spreading to scholarly publishing and other form of intellectual property such as softw... ...on the given problem; - Observe real people in real-life situations; - Literally visualize new-to-the- world concepts AND the customers who will ... ...ntellectual property postulates that entrepreneurs assume the risks associated with publishing books, recording records, and inventing only because ... ...t the heels of their pricey and anticompetitive offline counterparts. Electronic publishing poses a threat - however distant - to print publishin... ... endowed. Many of them work in in politics, the media, fashion, show business, the arts, medicine, or business, and serve as religious leaders. By... ...r a succession of temporary assignments to holding a proper job. The media and the arts contribute to this perception of work as a drag - or a pote... ...een the snake (cobra) and the mongoose. This sampling is nothing new. Most martial arts were founded on this kind of observation of nature. Tai-chi...

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...own. © 1982 by Joseph Epes Brown. Reprinted by permission of The Crossroad Publishing Company. The Crossroad Publishing Company, New York, 1982. The ... ...ous forms of Depth Psychology. Pierre Janet and Sigmund Freud were already publishing or preparing their major works and it was but a few years before... ...ercise are as follows: a central nerve which distributes psychic energy is visualized, first as thin as thread, then increasingly thicker until it fil... ...uddhist tradition in Tibet]. One of the latter once told me that it is the visualization, rather than the motion of the breath, which produces warmth ... ...n the impulses come from within the nervous system (for example during the visual aspect of dreams, of hallucinations, perhaps in some instances ESP, ... ...lves. 109 At approximately the same time that William James was giving and publishing his lectures from which the quotations above have been taken, Ca... ...ons of the myth, the Evil Twin creates and gives healing herbs and healing arts to humans to whom he earlier brought sickness. He thus becomes a heale... ...e playful, more serious, more spiritual, more individually creative in the arts and crafts. We are all artists, in a dream-centered life, rather than ... ...uois culture had also a high proficiency in physical and emotional healing arts that was equal to or beyond the level of what Europeans had attained, ...

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...re- alizing that they can click on it, suggesting that a better design would visually demarcate the link. Generativity shares some of this outlook. If... ...rue in a completely different setting. He has stud- ied innovation within the publishing industries, and has found cultural barriers to it across studi... ...enying them to the next round of innovators. First among the injured are the publishing industries whose intellectual property’s value is premised on ... ...t true shock waves from their generative successes. The state of the hacking arts is advancing. Web sites can be compromised in an instant, and many v... ...n-Temple- Wharton Colloquium, as well as a vehement free-for-all on Groklaw. Publishing mavens Will Goodlad, Michael O’Malley, Caroline Michel, and Je... ...g in three dimen- sions, or to produce three-dimensional effects: the plastic arts; [in science and technol- ogy] of or relating to the permanent defor... ...... ... F 52–54, 149–78 (1999). 48. See Neal Feigenson & Meghan A. Dunn, New Visual T echnologies in Court: Directions for Research, 27 L.  H B... ...Research, 27 L.  H B. 109 (2003) (discussing how recent advances in visual technologies will affect legal decision-making, with reference to m...

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...in 1878. The Young Macedonian Literary Society was established in 1891 and started publishing "Loza", its journal a year thereafter. Krste Misirkov... ...hroughout the twenties and the thirties, the IMRO maintained a presence in Europe, publishing propaganda incessantly and explaining its position el... ...s. It was granted favourable export conditions by Hitler's Germany and many of its companies participated in cartels established by German corporat... ...ined by God. The church was the extension of the colonial power's army and trading companies. It is no wonder that Hitler's lebensraum colonial mo... ...ychiatry and psychopharmacology. The multibillion dollar industries involving drug companies, hospitals, managed healthcare, private clinics, acade... ... and admired in religious circles. Hearing voices and seeing visions - auditory and visual delusions - are considered rank manifestations of righteo... ...ern values, beliefs, doctrines, moral tenets, political and military institutions, arts, and sciences. This war is about world domination. Two inc...

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...e when are looking at something right in front of the sun. Glare is just the visual effect of roiling sunlight, disturbed from its path by going aro... ...he reason this is a good proof is because when the sun is on the horizon: the visual effect of the boat shrinking in size and almost disappearing fr... ...odels: you can see that they are actually describing the same thing. You can visually see the same dynamic of Organic Splitness in the designed sha... ... and Outer awareness. Science practices this double standard. So do lumber companies and mining companies, and chemical companies. Their adverti... ... human tactic is even older than tools? Who did our ancestors first learn the arts of stealth and cunning from? Who was the peer example we copied ... ...ation, and cultural guilt, and cultural shame. And secrecy, cunning, and the arts of deception. But once their cultural differences became too n... ... natural resources cheaply to other countries? Do they allow other country’s companies to come in and take over their own hydroelectric power plants... ...ich sports to participate in? Which social functions to attend, support? The arts? Youth organizations? School programs? Which issues to champio... ... all the media: all newspapers, radio stations, TV stations, journalists, all publishing houses, all editors, all authors, all schools, colleges, un...

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...sciousness industry - scientific-technological mind control - shared audio-visual world of experiences and symbols Universal man - world language - gl... ...at least seven cinemas, and it was also common practice for pharmaceutical companies to tour the villages with their cinema vans to show free films on... ...ture, for it to invest in information technology, libraries, sport and the arts and generally in areas that bring new creative jobs. In Thailand, too,... ... Ekachai Sanitsuda 1990. Behind the Smile: Voices from Thailand. The Post Publishing Co., Bangkok. — 2001. Keeping the Faith: Thai Buddhism at the C... ...ssion for Development, Bangkok. Kukrit, Pramoj 1961. Red Bamboo. Progress Publishing, Bangkok. Kulick, Elliot – Dick Wilson 1992. Thailand’s Turn: ...

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...ation, and the rest will pass on to private individuals or to distributing companies at a uni- form fixed rate for private lighting and heating, for m... ...s, of all possible family group- ings, of neighbours and neighbourhood, of companies, as- sociations, unions, secret and public societies, religious g... ...ill tend to make clothing, ornamentation, imple- ments, books, and all the arts finer and more beautiful, be- cause by buying such things a man will s... ...tate. Subject to the rights of free locomotion, land will be leased out to companies or individuals, but—in view of the unknown necessities of the fut... ... a well-oiled engine beside a scrap- heap. It has even got this confounded visual organ swivelling about in the most alert and lively fashion. But tha... ...ats, if you will—where the ruling council of the world assembles. Then the arts will clus- ter round this city, as gold gathers about wisdom, and here... ... the wisdom of the statesman with his own energy, the origi- nal genius in arts, letters, science, and every department of activity to the cultivated ... ...between rival Universities. In Utopia, any author has the option either of publishing his works through the public bookseller as a private speculation...

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... (sacro vate); and we know them not. Men bragged of August and its doings, publishing them in high places; but of this Sep- tember none now or afterwa... ...lmost the very chandelier-lights, are blue: till this obscene Spectrum, or visual Appearance, vanish back into native Night. 62 The French Revolution... ... drawn up, the same week, in all plainness of speech; waiting the time for publishing it: to which Secret Protest his signature, and that of other hon... ... crowded to the ridge-tile: Forty-four thousand Commit- tees, like as many companies of reapers or gleaners, glean- ing France, are gathering their ha... ...; Institutions, of Music and of much else; Institute in general; School of Arts, School of Mars, Eleves de la Patrie, Normal Schools: amid such Gun-bo... ...stion, is purged out! The truth is, Camille, early in December last, began publishing a new Journal, or Series of Pamphlets, entitled the Vieux Cordel... ... There go vengeful trucu- 266 The French Revolution - V olume Three lent ‘Companies of Jesus,’ ‘Companies of the Sun;’ slaying Jacobinism wherever th...

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... publication of any book which interests them is secured at once; and this publishing influ- ence passes downwards; but rare, indeed, is the inverse p... ...luable dressing. It might be inferred from this account, however, that the arts must be in a languishing state amongst a people that did not under- st... ...f them had they continued to run wild; but growing civilization introduced arts, and the arts intro- duced sedentary habits. By these it was, by the m... ...iberal extent, and is opposed generically to schools for teaching mechanic arts; and, within its own sub-genus of schools dedicated to liberal objects... ...ly described amongst many other modes of cryptical communication, oral and visual, spoken, written, or symbolic. And, as the bishop does not speak of ... ...- lantly threw themselves upon the most trying services in ad- vance. Some companies of the Donegal militia, not muster- ing above 200 men, marched im... ...hould rather indicate that the sounds were not su- pernatural, since, if a visual object, falling under hyper-physi- cal or cata-physical laws, loses ...

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...ise be open to misconstruction. 1. The paper on “Murder as one of the Fine Arts”* seemed to exact from me some account of Williams, the dreadful Lond... ...eat nation; and, 4thly, in the function, almost a consecrated function, of publishing and diffusing through the land the great political events, and e... ...y as an attempt was made to put them in motion, they began to back, and no arts, gentle or harsh, would for a moment avail to coax or to coërce them i... ...ghters. What they wanted was, not a lady that could teach them any special arts or accomplish- ments—all these could be purchased;—but the two qualifi... ...; he is conscious of no darkness, sim- ply because for him there exists no visual ray of speculation— no vestige of prelusive light. Similar, and cont... ...n forty years old) is universally supposed to have read, which for him was publishing, his history. In this work two insinu- ations of the same kind o... ... tyranny; for, the captains and *Originally, it seems, there were fourteen companies (or capitanerias) settled by imperial diplomas in the mountains o... ...hey had gradually swelled into a train of sixteen hundred, in- cluding two companies of dragoons, who had joined them by the emperor’s orders at one o...

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...ovelist is simple. At the same time it is the most elusive of all creative arts, the most liable to be ob- scured by the scruples of its servants and ... ... a direct truth spiritual and intellectual; an accident of—I sup- pose—the publishing business acquiring a symbolic meaning from its negative nature. ... ...e and human are sus- pended over the head of Crainquebille. From the first visual impression of the accused and of the court the author passes by a ch... ...NTANCE with Stephen Crane was brought about by Mr. Pawling, partner in the publishing firm of Mr. William Heinemann. One day Mr. Pawling said to me: “... ...n, wishes to league together not science and religion, but science and the arts. “The intoxicating power of art,” he thinks, is the very thing needed ... ... effect to the doctrines of science. In uninspired phrase he points to the arts playing once upon a time a part in “popularising the Christian tenets.... ... head sea and bound for the gateway of Dover Straits. Singly, and in small companies of two and three, they emerged from the dull, colourless, sunless... ...ngs of peace ready for flight away from the luckless shores of Europe. Our visual impres- sions remain with us so persistently that I find it ex- trem... ...chance en- counter in deep water. In the long run the persis- tence of the visual fact forced upon the mind a half- unconscious sense of its inner sig...

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...ench printing-press, save for an edition issued at Troyes in 1613, gave up publishing Rabelais, and the work passed to foreign countries. Jean Fuet re... ...ry genius,—he was one Whose soul so universally was thrown Through all the arts of life, who understood Each stratagem by which we stray from good; So... ...ter and a Robin Goodfellow; for under this name am I welcome in all choice companies of Pantagruelists. It was upbraided to Demosthenes by an envious ... ...cloth for the linings. The wood was carried by the porters, the masters of arts carried the sausages and the dishes, and Master Janotus himself would ... ...arched forward towards a pass or ford called the Gue de Vede, except seven companies of foot and two hundred lancers, who, staying there, broke down t... ...tayed there a pretty space, and studied very well in all the seven liberal arts, he said it was a good town to live in, but not to die; for that the g... ...close compactedness of its material parts hindering the penetration of the visual rays and the recep- tion of the specieses of such things as are visi... ...ate yourselves with all that can fall here under the consideration of your visual or auscultat- ing powers, and thus emancipate yourselves from the se... ... might be, to view its oppo- site, we found that the pyramidal cone of our visual line 791 Rabelais ended at the said centre, and there, by the two o...

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...f all kinds, for he had written Academic Prize Essays, struggled for India Companies, given dinners to Philosophes, and ‘realised a fortune in twenty ... ...-rooms: really a noble Hall; where uphol- stery, aided by the subject fine-arts, has done its best; and crimson tasseled cloths, and emblematic fleurs... ...his day present it; and save the Monarchy and World. Unaccountable pair of visual-objects! Ye should be men, and of the Eighteenth Century; but your m... ...nstables have shut the Thespian barn, and her Antony pleaded in vain? Such visual spectra flit across this Earth, if the Thespian Stage be rudely inte... ...m home, in the in- terim, over to Montmedi. These are of the Phenomena, or visual Appearances, of this wide-working terrestrial world: which truly is ... ... of baulked Patriotism, what with closed theatres, and Proclamations still publishing themselves by sound of trumpet, the fervour of men’s minds, this... ... together. A Glorious Revolution, oversetting State-Prisons and Feudalism; publishing, with out- burst of Federative Cannon, in face of all the Earth,... ... drawn up, the same week, in all plainness of speech; waiting the time for publishing it: to which Secret Protest his signa- ture, and that of other h... ...; Institutions, of Music and of much else; Institute in general; School of Arts, School of Mars, Eleves de la Patrie, Normal Schools: amid such Gun-bo...

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...s evil, which disfigured a countenance naturally well formed, and hurt his visual nerves so much, that he did not see at all with one of his eyes, tho... ...e mastership of a school, provided he could obtain the degree of Master of Arts, Dr. Adams was applied to, by a common friend, to know whether that co... ...a manner in Johnson’s life of him. Johnson was certainly well warranted in publishing his nar- rative, however offensive it might be to the lady and h... ...ting this name: ‘What must be done, Sir, will be done. When I was to begin publishing that pa- per, I was at a loss how to name it. I sat down at 71 ... ..., see the difference of our literary characters!”’ The degree of Master of Arts, which, it has been observed, could not be obtained for him at an earl... ...AT. 46.]—In 1755 we behold him to great advantage; his degree of Master of Arts conferred upon him, his Dictionary published, his correspondence anima... ...be a fine talker; so he goes to Buxton, and such places, where he may find companies to listen to him. And, Sir, he is a valetudinarian, one of those ... ...e of this, Sir Joshua observed, was, that his common con- versation in all companies was such as to se- cure him universal attention, as something abo... ...ld count the passengers.’ It was wonderful how accurate his observation of visual objects was, notwithstanding his imperfect eye- sight, owing to a ha...