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Above the Fold is a weekly electronic newsletter that seeks to bring attention to items of interest from beyond our normal reading sphere.

This serial publication serves a broad international readership from libraries, archives and museums and consists of a compendium of articles that relate to the work of the OCLC Research Library Partnership and the information context in which we're all operating—but readers might not see in the course of their regular awareness routines. Each citation includes a short annotation explaining why we think the article is of interest. And each note is attributed to the staff member whose thoughts on the issue and its relevance can be tapped.

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Issue Index

Date	Issue	Main Topics
14 March 2013	Vol. 6 no. 9	Beyond the Buzz, Where Are MOOCs Really Going? The University's Dilemma The Behavionomics of Paywalls Can You Trust an Amazon Review? Moneyball for Music: The Rise of Next Big Sound
6 March 2013	Vol. 6 no. 8	How Parody Inspires Great Design Why You Need to Ask Why What Scholarly Publishers Can Learn from Bookish Used E-Book, Slightly Foxed What Defines Success in the Mobile Race?
25 February 2013	Vol. 6 no. 7	Power of Suggestion The Philosophy of Data Amazon Wants to Get into the Used E-Book Business—Or Bury It The Future of Search Is Gravitational: Content Will Come to You Price of a Bad Review
18 February 2013	Vol. 6 no. 6	And the Award for the Next HBO Goes to . . . Six Secrets to Doing Less Bring Back Shushing Librarians Building Customer Communities is the Key to Creating Value When Experts Go Blind
13 February 2013	Vol. 6 no. 5	Shift Your Lens: The Power of Re-Framing Problems How to Think About Turning Your Products into Services The Dewey Decimal System, and Where Innovation Goes Wrong The Librarian of Congress Gets to Decide Whether Americans Can Unlock Their Phones. And He Says No. Dickens, Austen and Twain, Through a Digital Lens
4 February 2013	Vol. 6 no. 4	Why Public Libraries Matter: And How They Can Do More Barnes & Noble, the Last Big Bookseller Standing: But for How Long? Rage Against the Machine Google Declares War on the Password The Science of Why Comment Trolls Suck
29 January 2013	Vol. 6 no. 3	The End of the University as We Know It The Users of the University Disruptive Trends to Watch in 2013 The Power of Positive Publishing Should Museum Exhibitions Be More Linear? Exploring the Power of the Forced March in Digital and Physical Environments The Brilliant Idea that Could Make Polaroid Relevant Again
18 January 2013	Vol. 6 no. 2	The Places You'll Go Better than Human: Why Robots Will—And Must—Take Our Jobs Smarter Information, Smarter Consumers Why You Won't Be the Person You Expect to Be Why Amazon Is the Company to Watch in 2013 The Past Comes Alive: History in High-Definition
7 January 2013	Vol. 6 no. 1	Invasion of the Cyber Hustlers What Turned Jaron Lanier Against the Web? The Music Industry Dropped DRM Years Ago—So Why Does It Persist on E-Books How the Grimms Cast a Spell on the World Will Gutenberg Laugh Last?
Volume 5: 5 January – 21 December 2012
21 December 2012	Vol. 5 no. 46	They Know What You're Shopping For Why Google's Ingress Game Is a Data Gold Mine Solving the Broken Crossword Puzzle Economy Could Boredom Be Curable? A Year in Digital Publishing and What to Expect in 2013
17 December 2012	Vol. 5 no. 45	"Can I Use This?" How Museum and Library Image Policies Undermine Education Be an Information DJ The Data Vigilante Who's Tracking Your Reading Habits? An E-Book Buyer's Guide to Privacy, 2012 Edition Colleges Getting Serious About Reading, Writing and Reputation Management Mapping American Writers
4 December 2012	Vol. 5 no. 44	What Can Publishers Learn from Indie Rock? Out of Touch Fragrances as Art, Displayed Squirt by Squirt Joshua Foer on Memory Learning to Love Volatility
27 November 2012	Vol. 5 no. 43	Fuzzy Concepts, Proxy Data: Why Indicators Won't Track Creative Placemaking Success Be Forwarned: Your Knowledge Is Decaying The Science and Art of Listening Taxing Times Is Wikipedia Going Commercial?
19 November 2012	Vol. 5 no. 42	Improv Nation Meet the Climate Change Denier Who Became the Voice of Hurricane Sandy on Wikipedia Let's Limit the Effect of Software Patents, Since We Can't Eliminate Them Innovation Isn't Tied to Size, but to Operating Rules Busy and Busier Why Do Readers Cheat Content Paywalls in Online Journalism?
12 November 2012	Vol. 5 no. 41	Dark Social: We Have the Whole History of the Web Wrong Empowering "Things" for Our Internet of Things Why Our Numbers Are Always Wrong A History of Reading Supreme Court to Hear Arguments in Case of Student Who Resold Books How to Find What You're Not Looking For
31 October 2012	Vol. 5 no. 40	Why I Decided to Rethink Hiring Smart People Google Throws Open the Doors to Its Top-Secret Data Center Mixed Results Bigger, Better Google Ngrams: Brace Yourself for the Power of Grammar People of the Bookshelf
19 October 2012	Vol. 5 no. 39	The Clothesline Paradox Big Data Doesn't Work if You Ignore the Small Things That Matter Interstellar Hard Drive Stop Pagination Now How to Make Time Expand Why We Are So Rude Online
15 October 2012	Vol. 5 no. 38	The Bionic Book Worm A Tablet Still Is Not a Book . . . Not Yet Readability of Wikipedia Frictionless Sharing's Dirty Little Secret Deconstructing Recommender Systems
10 October 2012	Vol. 5 no. 37	The True Measures of Success The Survival of the Fittists Leave the Thinking to Us Don't Look for Inventions Before Their Time Why Do People Share?
3 October 2012	Vol. 5 no. 36	Neverending Stories In Defense of the Power of Paper Poachers' Paradise In the Sinai, a Global Team Is Revolutionizing the Preservation of Ancient Manuscripts Big Data's Management Revolution An Event Apart: Designing Meetings to Work
24 September 2012	Vol. 5 no. 35	The New Tablet Reality for E-Books: Will Readers Read Less? How Hollywood is Encouraging Online Piracy No Copyright Law The Best Book Reviews Money Can Buy Bringing Science to the Art of Strategy Automatons Get Creative
6 September 2012	Vol. 5 no. 34	How America Learned to Love Summer Reading How Algorithmically Created Content Will Transform Publishing Does Copyright Matter? Humanities Aren't a Science. Stop Treating Them Like One. YouTube Re-Imagined: 505,347,842 Channels on Every Single Screen
29 August 2012	Vol. 5 no. 33	Is Busyness Bad for Business? Does Dedicated Innovation Time Work? Accuracy of Medical Information on the Internet Decoding the Science of Sleep Once the Biggest Source of Social Traffic on the Web, StumbleUpon Fights to Stay Relevant
22 August 2012	Vol. 5 no. 32	Review: Free Ride: How Digital Parasites Are Destroying the Culture Business, and How the Culture Business Can Fight Back James Howard Kunstler on Why Technology Won't Save Us Not So Fast Why Data Should Be Our Guiding Light on Public Policy Prescriptivists vs. Descriptivists: The Fifth Edition of the American Heritage Dictionary Curation Techniques, Types and Tips
13 August 2012	Vol. 5 no. 31	How to Turn a Nasty Surprise into the Next Disruptive Idea Sloooowprise! RIM Slips into the Abyss Innovation Almost Bankrupted LEGO—Until It Rebuilt with a Better Blueprint Digital-First Companies Thrive on Mobile Disruption. Everyone Else Struggles. The Bookless Library
31 July 2012	Vol. 5 no. 30	How Amazon's Ambitious New Push for Same-Day Delivery Will Destroy Local Retail Netflix's Lost Year: The Inside Story of the Price-Hike Train Wreck The Failure Myth: Why Failing More Often Is Bad for You Turning the Page on How We Read Covering Wicked Problems
24 July 2012	Vol. 5 no. 29	Why Links Matter: Linking Is the Lifeblood of the Web Please RT Leah Price on the History of Reading Microsoft's Downfall: Inside the Executive E-mails and Cannibalistic Culture that Felled a Tech Giant Global Cross Channel Retailing Report Software Could Reconstruct Medieval Mosaics
16 July 2012	Vol. 5 no. 28	Death by Degrees How LinkedIn Has Turned Your Resume into a Cash Machine Your E-Book Is Reading You The Library Test Kitchen Twitterish
6 July 2012	Vol. 5 no. 27	Why Don't We Use What We Know? Pseudo Science: How Lack of Disclosure in Academic Research Can Damage Credibility The Discipline of Listening The Essential Psychopathology of Creativity The Growing Power of the Meme
3 July 2012	Vol. 5 no. 26	Need to Know In Defense of Echo Chambers 3-D Copying Makes Michelangelos of the Masses The Call of the Future Happiness Is a Glass Half Empty
25 June 2012	Vol. 5 no. 25	It's Not a 'Paywall' When It's 'Freemium' Lessons from the Music Industry: Should We Put Our Faith in Technology Companies? The Curious Case of Internet Privacy If You've Ever Sold a Used iPod, You May Have Violated Copyright Law How to End the Age of Inattention
15 June 2012	Vol. 5 no. 24	Why Is Memory So Good and So Bad? If We Remember More, Can We Read Deeper—and Create Better? Part I. Noise and Signal—Nassim Taleb Wasting Time Is New Digital Divide in Digital Era Engelbart's Violin Please, Can We All Just Stop "Innovating"?
11 June 2012	Vol. 5 no. 23	Data Mining Your Desktop A Vision of the Role and Future of Web Archives: The Web Archive in Today's World Intellectual Access—It Takes More than Accessibility What Do Spoilers Spoil? The Perfection of the Paper Clip
4 June 2012	Vol. 5 no. 22	What a Physics Student Can Teach Us About How Visitors Walk Through a Museum How Spam Meat Has Survived Spam E-Mail The Pleasures of Being Read To Philip Ball on the Origins of Curiosity Breaking the Smartphone Addiction
25 May 2012	Vol. 5 no. 21	Test Everything: Notes on the A/B Revolution Big Data or Too Much Information? Why Publishers Don't Like Apps A Question of Honor To Be More Productive, Limit Interruptions
22 May 2012	Vol. 5 no. 20	How to Spot the Future Simplify and Repeat 10 Things You Can Learn from the Apple Store How Nik Osborne Plans to Disrupt Class Libraries: Sandbox Space for New Technology Clay Christensen's Life Lessons
17 May 2012	Vol. 5 no. 19	More on DRM and Ebooks Can an Algorithm Write a Better News Story than a Human Reporter? Publish Rubbish or Perish—and Pay Through the Nose Sears—Where America Shopped How Great Entrepreneurs Create Their Own Luck
4 May 2012	Vol. 5 no. 18	Six Degrees of Aggregation The Kindle Index Raskally Fellows: Are Copyright Infringers "Pirates" and "Thieves"? Must-Have! Ann Blair on the History of Information Facts, 360 B.C.-A.D. 2012
26 April 2012	Vol. 5 no. 17	Think Like a Startup The Real Leadership Lessons of Steve Jobs How the Tech Parade Passed Sony By Compete on Know-Why, Not Know-How Three Simple Rules to Ensure Humiliating Failure Co-Creation and the New Web of Things Why E-books Cost So Much
20 April 2012	Vol. 5 no. 16	Netflix Wasn't All Wrong CEOs and the Candle Problem The Age of Insight Intelligence and Other Stereotypes: The Power of Mindset The Things Customers Can Do Better than You The Maps We Wandered Into as Kids
13 April 2012	Vol. 5 no. 15	Lender's Bagels and the Power of Mediocrity Jugaad Innovation: Think Frugal, Be Flexible, Generate Breakthrough Growth The Use of Behavioural Economics in Public Policy Shows Promise What Broadway Musicals Tell Us About Creativity What Isn't for Sale? New Search Tool to Unlock Wikipedia
6 April 2012	Vol. 5 no. 14	The Challenges of Sustainable Innovation Dark Innovation The Difference Between Popularity and Influence Online The End of Pax Papyra and the Fall of Big Paper A Fun DIY Science Goodie: Proof Yourself Against Sensationalized Stats The Magic of Doing One Thing at a Time
29 March 2012	Vol. 5 no. 13	Your Brain on Fiction Do E-Books Make It Harder to Remember What You Just Read? Why Finish Books? Innovation, Abundance and the Lesson of Aluminum The New Science of the Birth and Death of Words
21 March 2012	Vol. 5 no. 12	Should Libraries Get Out of the eBook Business? Introducing the Curator's Code: A Standard for Honoring Attribution of Discovery Across the Web Hacking for Truth, Whatever That Is: Ideas to Fight Misinformation Tweeting From a Broadway Show Designing Engaging and Enjoyable Long-Form Reading Experiences
14 March 2012	Vol. 5 no. 11	Why Dominant Companies Are Vulnerable Those Fabulous Confabs I'm Being Followed: How Google—and 104 Other Companies—Are Tracking Me on the Web The Privacy Arc Author Pico Iyer: Seeking Stillness and Silence in the Rush of Business Life
7 March 2012	Vol. 5 no. 10	3 Ways to Predict What Consumers Want Before They Know It Faced with Distraction, We Need Willpower Life's Messy. Train Your Brain to Adapt. Thinking Creatively: Just Add Milk Who Can Profit from Selling 1-Cent Books on Amazon? Robots.
29 February 2012	Vol. 5 no. 9	Innovation is Hard Envisioning a Post-Campus America Connections with Integrity Convenience: The Third Essential of a Customer-Centric Business Little Brother Is Watching
24 February 2012	Vol. 5 no. 8	You've Won a Badge (and Now We Know All About You) Put Down the Clipboard: Visitor Feedback as Participatory Activity The Chart Is a Lonely Hunter: The Narrative Eros of the Infographic The Kodak Moment—Unleashed from Scarcity, Editing Becomes More Important Cutting Through the Clutter—Curation and the New 3 Rs of Content
15 February 2012	Vol. 5 no. 7	Building a Well-Networked Organization Get Content-Centric, or Be Disrupted in Search and Social Google and the Production of Curiosity Innovation's Plateaus: Lessons Learned from Wikipedia Why History Needs Software Piracy
10 February 2012	Vol. 5 no. 6	Maria Popova's Beautiful Mind Fragmentary: Writing in a Digital Age Blogs vs. Term Papers Is the Keyboard Going the Way of the Typewriter? Innovating the Library Way
3 February 2012	Vol. 5 no. 5	Radical Basics Digging Deeper into The New York Times' Fact-Checking Faux Pas Morning People May Be More Creative in the Afternoon Map Apps: The Race to Fill in the Blanks Yahoo Predicts America's Political Winners Weird Writing Habits of Famous Authors
23 January 2012	Vol. 5 no. 4	The Bifurcated Society Retail Isn't Broken, Stores Are Too Much Buzz There Is No Such Thing as Serendipity How the Internet of Things Could Make the World Safer and Greener
17 January 2012	Vol. 5 no. 3	The Law of Online Sharing Why You Need to Drink from the Fire Hose How Human Behavior Can Skew Innovation Serious Service Sag Toward an E-library Ecosystem: Public Libraries Will Screw Themselves if They Don't Learn from Amazon's Comprehensive "Seamless" Approach
11 January 2012	Vol. 5 no. 2	The Year of the Multitaskers' Revenge Why a Democracy Needs Uninformed People A Conversation with Outlier Malcolm Gladwell The Touchy Feely Future of Technology The Thought Leader Interview: Meg Wheatley
5 January 2012	Vol. 5 no. 1	Innovative Ideas to Watch in 2012 Infinite Stupidity Musability The Muses of Insert, Delete and Execute
Volume 4: 7 January – 19 December 2011
19 December 2011	Vol. 4 no. 45	Listen to Creative People: Q&A With Rory Sutherland Freakonomics: What Went Wrong? You Press the Button. Kodak Used to Do the Rest. You Say You Want a Devolution? What Artists Can Teach Creative Thinkers
12 December 2011	Vol. 4 no. 44	Redefining the Academic Library Don't Blame the Information for Your Bad Habits Chains that Set Us Free The News Forecast The Museum Website as a Newspaper—An Interview with Walker Art Center
7 December 2011	Vol. 4 no. 43	How to Steal Like an Innovator Everything Is a Service Why Our Brains Make Us Laugh How Libraries Are About More Than Books Why Might a Publisher Pull Its E-Books from Libraries?
1 December 2011	Vol. 4 no. 42	Exploding the "Influentials" Myth Truthtelling It Knows The Whole World is Watching The Rise and Fall of the Columbia House Record Club—and How We Learned to Steal Music
28 November 2011	Vol. 4 no. 41	The Joyful Side of Translation On Lies, Infographics, and Unverified Numbers Paul J.H. Schoemaker's "Brilliant Mistakes": Finding Opportunity in Failures Difference Engine: Luddite Legacy The Internet, Peer-Reviewed
10 November 2011	Vol. 4 no. 40	Don't Blink! The Hazards of Confidence Rethinking "Normal" in Technology: Q&A with Justin Hall-Tipping SOS—Save Our Serendipity Bookbinding in the Digital Age: An Interview with Michael Greer A Prototype of Pivot Searching
03 November 2011	Vol. 4 no. 39	Will the E-Book Kill the Footnote? Is the Internet Turning Books into Perpetual Works-in-Progress? The End of Mass Innovation The Six Data-Savvy Work Personas 4 Digital Laws
24 October 2011	Vol. 4 no. 38	Shift Happens The Future of Work Is to Freelance Within an Organisation—Choose Your Task, Assemble to Work, Then Dissolve Creating Employee Networks that Deliver Open Innovation What's the Most Important Lesson You Learned from a Teacher? The 7% Rule: Fact, Fiction, or Misunderstanding
18 October 2011	Vol. 4 no. 37	Words of America: A Field Guide The Secret Life of Pronouns Innovation Starvation The Elastic Enterprise: How to Move Beyond Innovation (and Live Happily for a Change) Why Education Without Creativity Isn't Enough
12 October 2011	Vol. 4 no. 36	Innovation Strategy: Explore "Parallel Universes" for Solutions The Dangers of Delegating Discovery How Should We Make Hard Decisions? The End of the Gatekeeper: How the Online Revolution is Revolutionizing Wine A Recommendation
4 October 2011	Vol. 4 no. 35	Become a Content Curation King How Are You Connecting the Dots? Are You Training Yourself to Fail? Emerging Convergence It's Not Plagiarism. In the Digital Age, It's "Repurposing."
29 September 2011	Vol. 4 no. 34	Marry Your Clients Should You Reward Bad Ideas? The Freemium Flaw: The Challenges Faced by Digital's Default Business Model The Fleeting Value of Content Missing Entry: Whither the Ebook Index? The Marvels and the Flaws of Intuitive Thinking
21 September 2011	Vol. 4 no. 33	"I Came to the Library to Get Some Information, Not to Have a Conversation With the Librarian" or, "The User Experience in the Library" Chathexis Web Surfing Helps at Work, Study Says Social Networking Meets Problem Solving Social Media Editor Role Expands to Include Fighting Misinformation During Breaking News
12 September 2011	Vol. 4 no. 32	Three Things Clients and Customers Want Framing Changes Everything Great Content Is Like Pornography Slowpoke Can 32,000 Data Points Yield the Perfect Book Recommendation? The Visionary
29 August 2011	Vol. 4 no. 31	Networked Knowledge and Combinatorial Creativity Why Innovation Is Really a Four Letter Word Finding Your Next Big (Adjacent) Idea There's No Such Thing as Big Data The 72-Word Door
22 August 2011	Vol. 4 no. 30	Radio Without Radios, Books Without Bookstores: Welcome to the Era of Unbound Media We Share Too Much, and It's Stifling Innovation We Can't Teach Students to Love Reading Your Face—and the Web—Can Tell Everything About You Art that Interacts if You Interface
8 August 2011	Vol. 4 no. 29	Five Discovery Skills that Distinguish Great Innovators From Technologist to Philosopher "Not for Free": Saul J. Berman on Creating New Revenue Models Whose Point of View? New TED Book: Erin McKean's "Aftercrimes, Geoslavery and Thermogeddon"
1 August 2011	Vol. 4 no. 28	The Long-Form Resurrection: Will Snappy Websites Kill Off Lengthy Magazine Reads? Goodbye to Bricks and Mortar The State of Influencer Theory on the Social Web Is the Internet Bad for Our Brains? The Answer Is Subtle and Complex, But Quite Reassuring Too Much to Know: Managing Scholarly Information Before the Modern Age
25 July 2011	Vol. 4 no. 27	How Do You Solve a Problem Like Clay Shirky? Or, Silicon Valley Discovers Impact Factor The Rebellion Against the Book: College Students 2011 Creative Thinking for Small Business—Part 5 Why the Best Innovations Are About Relevance, Not Invention Collecting with a Vengeance
11 July 2011	Vol. 4 no. 26	Why Content Isn't King Three Reasons Why Pottermore Matters . . . The Best Magazine Articles Ever Great People Are Overrated Avoid the Blindside Syndrome: Inotivity on Creative Framing
5 July 2011	Vol. 4 no. 25	The 14 Biggest Ideas of the Year Community: A New Business Model for News Welcome to the Age of the Customer: Invest Accordingly Digital Love? Why Sharing Failures Can Speed Up Innovation
24 June 2011	Vol. 4 no. 24	Live and Learn Is There a New Geek Anti-Intellectualism? Transparency, Relationships and Other Things Corporations Could Learn from a Small Bookstore Combating Four Innovation Lies Positive Black Swans
13 June 2011	Vol. 4 no. 23	Our Data, Ourselves Readers of the Pack: American Best-Selling It's Not the Technology, Stupid! Response to NYT "Twitter Trap"
6 June 2011	Vol. 4 no. 22	Rebooting Library Privacy in the Age of the Network Why We Need Two Separate Digital Library Systems—One for Academics and Another for the Rest of America A Long-Wave Theory on Today's Digital Revolution The Power of Curation—"The Drudge Report," Connectedness, Serendipity and Simplicity The Sad, Beautiful Fact that We're All Going to Miss Almost Everything
31 May 2011	Vol. 4 no. 21	The Information Sage 21 Principles for Innovating in the Real World from IDEO's Diego Rodriguez Three Cheers for the Cheapeners and Cost-Cutters Join the Revolution or Watch and Wait? Three Ways to Improve eBook Note Taking
23 May 2011	Vol. 4 no. 20	Why You Need to Ask Why Sleep, Friends, Work—All Victims of Data Overload Eli Pariser: Beware Online "Filter Bubbles" Jared Spool: The Secret Lives of Links In the Era of eBooks, What Is a Book Worth? (I)
16 May 2011	Vol. 4 no. 19	The Argumentative Theory Would You Pay for Search? Amazon's $23,698,655.93 Book About Flies Librarians at the Gate Mike Matas: A Next-Generation Digital Book
9 May 2011	Vol. 4 no. 18	The Profound Impact of Social Factors on Innovation Campus Copyright: Publishers Sue over University "e-Reserves" What Books Will Become Former Random House CEO Alberto Vitale: "Paper Books Will Evolve into More Precious Products" An iTunes Model for Data
2 May 2011	Vol. 4 no. 17	The Science of Why We Don't Believe Science You Don't Need Permission to Innovate Why Great Designers Steal—and Are Proud of It University Professor Researches Use of Links in Online Articles An iTunes Model for Data
25 April 2011	Vol. 4 no. 16	Soft Values, Hard Facts Spotify for Books Music Industry Will Force Licenses on Amazon Cloud Player—or Else The Public Broadcasting Model for eBooks The Globe and Mail: "Mike Shatzkin in Montreal: Libraries Don't Make Sense Anymore"
18 April 2011	Vol. 4 no. 15	A Sea of Words Designing for the Future Web 'Big Content' Is Strangling American Innovation eBook Pricing Problems Future Tense: The eBook Also Rises Grand Theft Attention: Video Games and the Brain
11 April 2011	Vol. 4 no. 14	The Vexed Problems of Libraries, Publishers and E-books Steal this E-book Lunch with Hal 'Gamifying' the System to Create Better Behavior Necessity, not Scarcity, is the Mother of Invention Biblio Tech: Curation Nation — Fall of the Machines
4 April 2011	Vol. 4 no. 13	Can There Really Be TMI? Why Curation is Just as Important as Creation A Memory of Webs Past Free Your Staff to Think Innovation Opportunity: Turn Products into Services
28 March 2011	Vol. 4 no. 12	Kevin Kelly on Generating Value in a Free Copy World eBooks: Durability Is a Feature, Not a Bug eBook Lending: The Serpent in the Garden of Eden Either a Borrower or a Lender Be The (Kinda) United States of Wired America
21 March 2011	Vol. 4 no. 11	Hey Jimmy Wales, What Do You Think of Content Farms? A Tangled Web of Shortened Links I Can't Think 7 Must-Read Books on the Future of the Internet Visitor's Books
14 March 2011	Vol. 4 no. 10	The Lure of Lists Stephen Baker on Watson Living Singles Mobile Content is Twice as Difficult Inside the Multimillion-Dollar Essay-Scoring Business
7 March 2011	Vol. 4 no. 9	The Lost Art of Editing Pizzas and Publishing — Why Disruption in Publishing Isn't Coming from Within Bother Me, I'm Thinking Clay Christensen's Milkshake Marketing Missing in Aisle 5 How We Know
28 February 2011	Vol. 4 no. 8	Futurist Says 'Cyberdust' is Accumulating How the Internet Gets Inside Us New MIT Research Uncovers 5 Myths of Innovation 5 Reasons Why Corporate Social Tools Fail Managing the Hype Circle
21 February 2011	Vol. 4 no. 7	The Art of Creating Emotional Attachments to Digital Objects Avatars in the Workplace Four Principles for Crafting Your Innovation Strategy Are Libraries Finished? Five Arguments For and Against Hire for Attitude, Train for Skill Google Teams with International Museums to Zoom in on Art
14 February 2011	Vol. 4 no. 6	Super Bowl Art Bet When Worlds Collide Stop Blaming Your Culture All of Our Data Journalism in One Spreadsheet Five Emotions Invented by the Internet
7 February 2011	Vol. 4 no. 5	Games That Launch Companies, Games That Heal: Q&A with Jane McGonigal Personal Data Mining to Improve Your Cognitive Toolkit Findability and the Information Paradox Pandora Pulls Back the Curtain on Its Magic Music Machine Intelligent Life Magazine
31 January 2011	Vol. 4 no. 4	Inside the Paradox of Forecasting Want Breakthrough Innovation? Then Don't Listen to Your Customers Design Research and Innovation: An Interview with Don Norman Andrew Gelman on Statistics What Went Wrong at Borders 12 Technologies on the Verge of Extinction
24 January 2011	Vol. 4 no. 3	How Aha! Really Happens Connections: From Technological Innovations to Social Change Diverging Content Preferences: Is Baby Bear's Disappearance Cause for Worry? The Web Is a Customer Service Medium Las Vegas's Copyright Crapshoot Could Maim Social Media
14 January 2011	Vol. 4 no. 2	The Internet Changes Nothing Scholars Recruit Public for Project 2010 Summary: Libraries Are Still Screwed Predictions for 2011 from Smashwords Founder The Truth Wears Off Visual Curiosities and Mathematical Paradoxes
7 January 2011	Vol. 4 no. 1	The Shatzkin Files Signal, Curation, Discovery How to Find Answers Within Your Company IBM's Top Five Predictions for 2015 The Information Palace Counting on Google Books
Volume 3: 8 January – 22 December 2010
22 December 2010	Vol. 3 no. 45	Pedagogical Spaces, or, What We 've Lost in the Post-Video-Store Era Why Paris? Lots of Markets, Lots of Business Models The 70 Online Databases that Define Our Planet Wikileaks and Amazon Web Services: Some Thoughts What We Have Here Is One of the Great Comeback Stories in the History of Competitive Punctuation
17 December 2010	Vol. 3 no. 44	When Your Core Competency Is No Longer Core to the Business You're In Books After Amazon Why Work Doesn't Happen at Work Some Data-Minders Ready to Reveal What They Know New York Times Cover Story on "Growing Up Digital" Misses the Mark
13 December 2010	Vol. 3 no. 43	The Algorithm Method: Programming Our Lives Away Big Scientists Pick Big Science's Biggest Mistakes Making Room for Reflection Is a Strategic Imperative Disruption, Aggregation, and Third Parties Is Publishing Doomed? John B. Thompson with Williams Cole Reinventing the Book
3 December 2010	Vol. 3 no. 42	Why You Should Focus on "Worst Practices" The Future of Paywalls: Microtransactions, Buy-Ins and Content War On the Certain Economics of Relegating Paper Books to the Margins of the Business One World Publishing, Brought to You by the Internet Saving Our Data from Digital Decay
24 November 2010	Vol. 3 no. 41	The Ubiquitous Book Why the Book Business May Soon Be the Most Digital of All Media Industries Paying Publishers to Set Their Content Free Publishers, Libraries & Booksellers Await Supreme Court Decision in Key Copyright Case Little Black Books
19 November 2010	Vol. 3 no. 40	Why We Can't Afford Not to Create a Well-Stocked National Digital Library System On eBooks: A Publisher's View of the Digital Transformation by Dominique Raccah, CEO and Publisher of Sourcebooks eBooks: Lending vs. Reselling Google Is Polluting the Internet The Day the Internet Threw a Righteous Hissyfit About Copyright and Pie In Their Own Words: British Novelists \| Interviews with Remarkable Modern Writers
12 November 2010	Vol. 3 no. 39	Library Inc. Getting People in the Door: Design Tips from the Retail World Products, Products Everywhere John Sculley on Steve Jobs, the Full Interview Transcript Blogs and Web Magazines Are Looking More and More Alike. What's the Difference?
5 November 2010	Vol. 3 no. 38	Attention and Information Edupunk'd Spend Time with People Who Challenge Your Thinking What Is Service Design? The Quiet Theatres
1 November 2010	Vol. 3 no. 37	The Next Level Kevin Kelly and Steven Johnson on Where Ideas Come From Who Has Innovative Ideas? Employees. U.S. Library of Congress: Copyright Is Destroying Historic Audio If Libraries Are Screwed, So Are the Rest of Us
22 October 2010	Vol. 3 no. 36	Has Online Sharing Spurred a New Offline Sharing Economy? CBC Decision Highlights Creative Commons Drawbacks Consumer Demand for Pirated eBooks Stopped Growing in 2010 Publishers' Crazy eBook Prices The Real Cost of Free The Google Book Settlement as Copyright Reform
8 October 2010	Vol. 3 no. 35	Flip-Thinking—the New Buzz Word Sweeping the US The Institutional Innovation Manifesto Mirror, Mirror, on the Screen Chris Anderson: How Web Video Powers Global Innovation Three Visions of Tomorrow's Books
1 October 2010	Vol. 3 no. 34	Can Libraries Work Together to Acquire eBook Assets? In the Context of Web Context: How To Check Out Any Web Page Ownership Isn't Everything—The Future Will Be Shared OMG, ETC You Are What You Read
24 September 2010	Vol. 3 no. 33	The Line Between Book and Internet Will Disappear The Fallen Status of Books: Hard Times for Hardcovers Reputation Bankruptcy Dear Baby Boomers, Gen Xers, Gen Yers. . . Can We Please Move On? Juicy Stories Sell Ideas
17 September 2010	Vol. 3 no. 32	Get In the Goddamn Wagon Hire Great Guessers Don't Become a Digital Dinosaur: Design for the Space Between Doctorow's First Law Every Reader a Reviewer: The Online Book Conversation
10 September 2010	Vol. 3 no. 31	Corporate Bureaucracy Is Becoming Obsolete: Why Managers Should Act Like Venture Capitalists Journal-isms: What Would It Take to Reform Scholarly Publishing? The First Printed Books Came with a Question: What Do You Do with These Things? Classifying Books on Your Kindle Using the Dewey Decimal System A Search Service that Can Peer into the Future Beyond 'The Social Network': Best Movies About the Internet
3 September 2010	Vol. 3 no. 30	Are There Second Acts in the Lives of Aging Internet Firms? Why Debates Over Copyright Get Bogged Down: Conflating Use With Payment Mining Human Behavior at MIT Open Access and the Library's Missing Mission An Optimist Pessimist's Guide to Avoiding Ebook Armageddon
27 August 2010	Vol. 3 no. 29	How TED Connects the Idea-Hungry Elite The Changing Demographics of America Lies, Damn Lies, and Visualizations The War Over Plunder: Who Owns Art Stolen in War? Copyright, Copyleft, Copygift
20 August 2010	Vol. 3 no. 28	Metadata, Not E-Books, Can Save Publishing Tyler Cowen on Information The Difference Engine: Rewiring the Brain The Willpower Paradox The Music Copyright Enforcers
12 August 2010	Vol. 3 no. 27	Delusions, Illusions, and the True Costs of Digital Publishing Why Your Customers Don't Want to Talk to You Higher Education Is Overrated, Skills Aren't So-Called "Digital Natives" Not Media Savvy, New Study Shows Mao, King Kong, and the Future of the Book
5 August 2010	Vol. 3 no. 26	Ecology of the Mind Dream Logic, the Internet and Artificial Thought 10 Collaborative Brainstorming Web Apps When You Work As a Group What Is Google Editions? Why the Next Big Pop-Culture Wave After Cupcakes Might Be Libraries The Web Means the End of Forgetting
2 August 2010	Vol. 3 no. 25	Can the Internet Save the Book? Libraries and Ebooks: Tough Issues that It's Time to Debate The Future of Tech According to Kids: Immersive, Intuitive and Surprisingly Down-to-Earth "Your Labels Make Me Feel Stupid" The Origins of Literacy
16 July 2010	Vol. 3 no. 24	Why E-books Will Never Replace Real Books How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Idea Collection The Tyranny of the "Daily 10 Per Cent" Data Science Democratized Internet Archive Sets Fair-Use Bait with Open Library Lending
9 July 2010	Vol. 3 no. 23	The Internet: Everything You Ever Need to Know The Curator and the Docent Pew Contrasts Blogger/Journalist Priorities The Seven Digital Sins of Online Collaboration On Air and On Error: This American Life's Ira Glass on Being Wrong
25 June 2010	Vol. 3 no. 22	The Problem with Great Ideas Closing the Digital Frontier Mind Over Mass Media The Memory Doctor Your Book as a Database (Part 2)
18 June 2010	Vol. 3 no. 21	Crappy Innovation The Basics of Creative Problem Solving—CPS Arguing Against Links: Are They Distracting, Counterproductive and Anti-Intellectual? Gamers—A New Breed of Knowledge Workers in the Making? Historypin: Past Meets Present in Street View
11 June 2010	Vol. 3 no. 20	Sir Ken Robinson: Bring On the Learning Revolution Author Nicholas Carr: The Web Shatters Focus, Rewires Brains Less is More: A Different Approach to L&D in a World Awash with Information Bookstore of the Future: Books Plus? Trade Publishing and Ebooks: W(h)ither the Supply Chain?
4 June 2010	Vol. 3 no. 19	What Ever Happened to the Book? John Hagel on "Invisible Innovation" Can Social Networks Be Generated Automatically? How Group Dynamics May Be Killing Innovation How (and Why) to Stop Multitasking
28 May 2010	Vol. 3 no. 18	The Key to Spotting Disruption Before It Happens Keep It Simple Obama vs. the iPad (Information Overload) In an Effort to Boost Reliability, Wikipedia Looks to Experts How to Make Reading Online Easier: Instapaper and Readability
25 May 2010	Vol. 3 no. 17	Think Again: The Internet What Does that Server Really Serve? DRM Is Not All That Traditional Ways of Judging 'Quality' in Published Content Are Now Useless What Are You Going to Do When the Internet's Gone?
10 May 2010	Vol. 3 no. 16	Steve Wilson of Fast Pencil: Why the Next Chapter of Book Publishing Is 'Going to Be Monumental' Do Your Knowledge Workers Have a "Bitsmith"? The Imitation Economy Patrons are Consumers, and Consumers are Patrons; Or, How Publishers Can Learn to Stop Worrying and Love Libraries Again Stars of the Stalls Science & Shelley: What Mary Knew
26 April 2010	Vol. 3 no. 15	HBS Cases: iPads, Kindles, and the Close of a Chapter in Book Publishing Motivated Multitasking: How the Brain Keeps Tabs on Two Tasks at Once New Paradigm of Work Requires a More Whole-Brained Approach, says Michael Gelb Why Human Beings Love Lists Please Do Not Change Your Password
20 April 2010	Vol. 3 no. 14	Library 2.0: Enter the Teacher Librarian Enthusiast @ at MoMA Science students more likely to use Wikipedia Globish: The Worldwide Dialect of the Third Millennium Why I Won't Buy an iPad (and Think You Shouldn't, Either)
2 April 2010	Vol. 3 no. 13	Texts Without Context Young Learners Need Librarians, Not Just Google Online Journal 2.0 The Electronic Display of the Future Glue Offers Authors an Alternative to Amazon
30 March 2010	Vol. 3 no. 12	eBooks in Libraries a Thorny Problem, Says Macmillan CEO Toward a New Alexandria The Year Open Data Went Worldwide: Tim Berners-Lee on TED.com Tweet or Meet? How to Choose Your Medium Wisely Summary of "Magazines and Their Websites"—Columbia Journalism Review Study by Victor Navasky and Evan Lerner
19 March 2010	Vol. 3 no. 11	Time to Start Taking the Internet Seriously Reading in a Digital Age Archiving Britain's Web: The Legal Nightmare Explored Lock It Up or Set It Free? A Risk Intelligent Approach to Data and Intellectual Property Management Secrets of the Grateful Dead
12 March 2010	Vol. 3 no. 10	Making Sense of Mountains of Data Deluge of Scientific Data Needs to Be Curated for Long-Term Use Ebooks What Ebooks? 8 Significant Developments in Social Media You Should Watch Photos of the Future
09 March 2010	Vol. 3 no. 9	Publishing: The Revolutionary Future A German Library for the 21st Century Gary Reback: Why the Technology Sector Should Care About Google Books Living in a Material World The Future of the Internet IV Information Anarchy: Don't Believe What You Read
02 March 2010	Vol. 3 no. 8	E-Library Economics Clash of the Titans Browse is the New Black Crowdsourcing the Museum Meet the First Miners of the New Social Graph
22 February 2010	Vol. 3 no. 7	Easy = True Changing History Contextualizing the Copyright Debate: Reward vs. Creativity The Problem with the Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom Hierarchy The Fascinating World of Forgotten Information
12 February 2010	Vol. 3 no. 6	Could Written Language Be Rendered Obsolete, and What Should We Demand in Return? Privacy, Facebook and the Future of the Internet Confessions of a Book Pirate For the Love of Culture The HBR List: Breakthrough Ideas for 2010 When Phones Are Just Too Smart
5 February 2010	Vol. 3 no. 5	The Age of the Informavore What You Need, When You Need It: How Context-Aware Machines Will Change How We Access Information How to Create New Reading Experiences Profitably With Kindle, the Best Sellers Don't Need to Sell Is It Still Disruption When You've Done It Yourself? World Wide Mush Touchscreen Merges the Real and Digital Worlds
29 January 2010	Vol. 3 no. 4	Structure? The Flatter, the Better Reading Your Mind to Tag Images (and Work with Computers) How to Create Ideas that Evolve Will U.S. Museums Succeed in Reinventing Themselves? Mortgaging the Future of Universities the E-Book Package Way Accept Defeat: The Neuroscience of Screwing Up French Retailers Urge National E-Book Hub
25 January 2010	Vol. 3 no. 3	Your Brain Online Disruptive Innovations Always Look Like Toys The Importance of Paying Attention Violent But Charming Web 2.0 Suicide Machine: Erase Your Virtual Life Memento: Time Travel for the Web Libraries Use Video Games to Attract Teens
19 January 2010	Vol. 3 no. 2	E-books Spark Battle Inside the Publishing Industry For Ingram CEO, Future of Books is Promising Inside Indie Bookstores: Square Books in Oxford, Mississippi The Transmedia Design Challenge: Technology That Is Pleasurable and Satisfying How to Train the Aging Brain Vatican Reveals Secret Archives 4 Comparison Search Tools You May Not Know About...But Should
8 January 2010	Vol. 3 no. 1	All the World is Play Why We Don't Care About Information Overload That Old College Lie Adding Fees and Fences on Media Sites How to Engage the High School Museum Visitor Google Goggles: Will We Finally Ditch the Travel Guidebook? Current Decade Rates as Worst in 50 Years
Volume 2: 7 January – 22 December 2009
22 December 2009	Vol. 2 no. 45	Does Anyone Own What Universities Teach? DIY Book Scanners Turn Your Books into Bytes Pranav Mistry: The Thrilling Potential of SixthSense Technology CollabNet Fosters Group Innovation in the 'Cloud' The Content Strategist as Digital Curator Short-Term Memory and Web Usability Top 10 Failures of 2009
18 December 2009	Vol. 2 no. 44	Dr. Feynman's 6 Principles of Trendspotting A Vision of Computing from Microsoft's Future Thinker Ten eReader and eBook Predictions for 2010 Local Governments Offer Data to Software Tinkerers From Pocket to Stage, Music in the Key of iPhone 10 Power Tools for Lifelong Learners Real Recognise Real Google Crete View? Google Adds Pompeii Ruins, Other Wonders to Street View Service
10 December 2009	Vol. 2 no. 43	The Cusp of Every Bibliomaniac's Dream Kindle, Sony May Get Biggest Payoff From Textbooks Beyond Borders: The Future of Bookselling History in 3D Information Goes Out to Play
04 December 2009	Vol. 2 no. 42	Is an E-book a Book? Challenges and Opportunities of the Small Screen Google Publishes Stanford Dissertations Online Time-travelling Browsers Navigate the Web's Past 6 Ways to Be More Creative than Thomas Edison on Acid 10 Crucial Consumer Trends for 2010
25 November 2009	Vol. 2 no. 41	Spiegel Interview with Umberto Eco The Upstarts Are Here!: What Can You Possibly Learn from Entrepreneurs in Their Twenties? Scientists Nose Out Clue to Preserving Books: Their Smell Listen, Watch, Read: Computers Search for Meaning Bookless Libraries Increase Accessibility URL Shorteners Working with Internet Archive for Long-Term Preservation
19 November 2009	Vol. 2 no. 40	Beyond Social Media The New Logic of R&D: Rip Off and Duplicate The Age of Mega Content Sites — Answers.com and Demand Media Welcome to Davis, Calif.: Six Lessons From the World's Best Local Wiki What Online Journalists Can Learn From Information Scientists One Stop Research Shopping
12 November 2009	Vol. 2 no. 39	The Cosmopolitan Tongue: The Universality of English How Great Media Companies Fail on the Internet When Folly is Forever Why Are Web Sites So Confusing? Rare Books Don't Always Live in Glass Cases Lobbyists Beware: Judge Rules Metadata is Public Record The Conversation Prism: Making Sense of Social Media 20 Places to Watch Free Movies Online
06 November 2009	Vol. 2 no. 38	Innovate by Fostering Serendipity: Report from the BIF-5 Conference Innovation Strategy—What Business Are We In? Outrunning Change—the CliffsNotes Version A Writing Revolution How e-Books Could Smarten Up Kids and Stretch Library Dollars: A National Plan Social Media: The Best and Worst of 2009
02 November 2009	Vol. 2 no. 37	Doctorow's Project: With a Little Help Does the Brain Like E-Books? Streams, Walls, and Feeds: Distributing Content Through Social Networks and RSS The Baby Boomer Web In Rochester, a Newspaper Dips into Gaming to Reach New Young Readers Dispute Finder: Making the Call on Web 'Facts' Investigative Reporting in the Web Era Merging Video with Maps
22 October 2009	Vol. 2 no. 36	When No One Wants to Change: 6 Questions That Lower the Defenses to Improving Innovation How Speakers Should Integrate Social Into Their Presentation Wikileaks Plans to Make the Web a Leakier Place World's Largest Thesaurus Published Google Squared Gets Some Much Needed Improvements
20 October 2009	Vol. 2 no. 35	Apple's Next Revolution — And What You Can Learn From It Curling Up with Hybrid Books, Videos Included How to Beat Information Overload The Myth of Crowdsourcing How Understanding Customer Jobs Turns Crowdsourcing into Smartsourcing In Recession, Curators Tap the Treasures at Hand Lines Blur Between Blogs, Newspapers
16 October 2009	Vol. 2 no. 34	Thinking Literally Wolfram's Search Goal: Compute All Newswire Analysis: Google Scholar's Ghost Authors, Lost Authors, and Other Problems Fresh vs. Familiar: How Aggressively to Redesign 10 Excellent and Free Blog Editors for the Desktop
09 October 2009	Vol. 2 no. 33	The Relationship Between Public Libraries and Google: Too Much Information College for $99 a Month Transparency Triumph Data Sharing: Empty Archives Europeana and Digitization: The Collaboration is Only Beginning The iPod is Dead Turning Up Volumes With Science Journalism in Retreat, Universities Try New Strategy for Informing the Public Scribd Sued Over Copyright... by Jammie Thomas Lawyers This Is Your Brain on Kafka America, the Beautiful (America, the Ugly)
18 September 2009	Vol. 2 no. 32	Economics Is Not Natural Science Crafting Your Own Innovation Strategy: The Who, What, and How Welcome to the Library. Say Goodbye to the Books. Google Books: A Metadata Train Wreck Got a Burning Question? Ask the Net Adding Trust to Wikipedia, and Beyond Computers Decipher Ancient Texts for a Google-Like Database
15 September 2009	Vol. 2 no. 31	NPR — At a Tipping Point? Labeling Library Archives Is a Game at Dartmouth College Good Books Don't Have to Be Hard Clive Thompson on the New Literacy More Lessons from Childhood: The 5 Whys Online Archives to Save Cultures Textbooks for the Disabled
04 September 2009	Vol. 2 no. 30	Applying Curiosity to Interaction Design: Tell Me Something I Don't Know Mining the Web for Feelings, Not Facts Not So Fast Can Librarians Be Put Directly onto the Semantic Web? Flat World Schools Textbook Publishers with Free Web Editions The Kindle Can't Scare Me
28 August 2009	Vol. 2 no. 29	Seeking The Return of the Epigram Foster a More 'Giving' Identity to Rouse Donors and Volunteers The Grill: MIT Media Labs' David Merrill on Tangible Computing How Web-Savvy Edupunks Are Transforming American Higher Education Keeping Cartography Alive Happy Information Overload Awareness Day! Here Are Some Tips for Reducing It!
24 August 2009	Vol. 2 no. 28	In a Digital Future, Textbooks Are History The Audacity of the Google Book Search Settlement How Britannica Defied the Odds After the Boom, Is Wikipedia Heading for Bust? Gartner Hype Cycle 2009: Web 2.0 Trending Up, Twitter Down Reviving the Lost Art of Naming the World Intelligent Video: The Top Cultural and Educational Video Sites
14 August 2009	Vol. 2 no. 27	The Truth About Grit Innovative Lateral Thinking As the EBook Market Matures, Amazon Will Face Stiff Competition Rent, Read and Return How Wolfram Alpha Could Change Software Adding Meaning to Millions of Numbers
07 August 2009	Vol. 2 no. 26	Elsevier's Prototype: Is This The Scientific Article of the Future? An Easy Way to Increase Creativity Dan Pink at TEDGlobal 2009: Running Notes From Session 12, "Enquire Within" Digital Resources Need Ongoing Development, Says Study Monetize the Audience, Not the Content Bits of Destruction Hit the Book Publishing Business: Part 2 Protecting the Public Domain and Sharing Our Cultural Heritage Evaluating Value
24 July 2009	Vol. 2 no. 25	Getting to 'Wow': Consumers Describe What Makes a Great Shopping Experience Exponential Innovation and Institutional Demise Interview with Tim Berners-Lee, Part 2: Search Engines, User Interfaces for Data, Wolfram Alpha, And More Amazon Taps Its Inner Apple A Bad Law Threatens Our Past Does Social Networking Breed Social Division? Another Book Is Added to Our Collections: Facebook
17 July 2009	Vol. 2 no. 24	To Re-Invent Your Company, Reinvent Yourself Architecture of Knowledge – Pim van den Berg The Library that Never Closes Debunking Social Media Myths Calling Bullshit on Social Media The Evolving Web in 2009: Web Squared Emerges to Refine Web 2.0 Literacy
09 July 2009	Vol. 2 no. 23	Management by Design The Simple Reason Most Companies Can't Handle Major Change Information is a Task Get Smarter A Wandering Mind Heads Straight Toward Insight Trusting Google and Yahoo: Search Engines and Information Literacy
02 July 2009	Vol. 2 no. 22	Are Too Many Ideas Killing Your Innovation Efforts? Internet Crapshoot: How Internet Gatekeepers Stifle Progress The Benefits of a Classical Education Why Schools Can't Be "Fixed" or What the Dewey Decimal System Tells Us About the Future of School Digital Data Written in Stone Who Rules Real-Time Search? A Look at 11 Contenders 30+ Places to Find Creative Commons Media Treasures Move from Library Shelves to the iPhone with New DukeMobile Applications
25 June 2009	Vol. 2 no. 21	Simon & Schuster to Sell Digital Books on Scribd.com Erin McKean Launches Wordnik—the Revolutionary Online Dictionary Turning the Pages Information System Who Profits from For-Profit Journals? Tapping into the Innovation Information Ecosystem How Does Language Shape the Way We Think?
19 June 2009	Vol. 2 no. 20	Innovation Strategy: How to Make Mass Customization Work The Impending Demise of the University Lingering News Flash From the Future: What Will Journalism Look Like? Why Companies Fail — Part I Data.gov: Opening the Doors to Government Data Twitter for Libraries (and Librarians)
12 June 2009	Vol. 2 no. 19	How I Sold My Book by Giving It Away How LexisNexis is Winning on the Web Survival of the Fittest Tag: Folksonomies, Findability and the Evolution of the Information Organization Top 10 Information Architecture Mistakes Skills: Business Must Learn From the New Tribe Reshaping the Art Museum Successful Small Team Leadership: Manage the Group, Not the Individuals
29 May 2009	Vol. 2 no. 18	Significant New Bloomsbury Science Series to be Available Free Online Steal This Book (for $9.99) Should Libraries Have eBooks? I'm Not Sure They Should Jakob Nielsen Critiques Twitter A Web That Speaks Your Language Are Your 'Secret Questions' Too Easily Answered?
22 May 2009	Vol. 2 no. 17	The Wisdom of Community Ancient Manuscripts in a Digital Age Creative Elegance: The Power of Incomplete Ideas The Kindle's Assault on Academia Little Search Engines that Could
18 May 2009	Vol. 2 no. 16	Reinventing the Book in the Age of the Web Innovation: How Your Search Queries Can Predict the Future Facebook Is More Than a Fad – And Museums Need to Learn From It Kill Your RSS Reader Web Tool 'As Important As Google' Anthropology: The Art of Building a Successful Social Site
08 May 2009	Vol. 2 no. 15	Website Management: You Can't Automate Everything How to Fit Into Your Customers' Multi-Channel Lives Innovation Strategy: How to Ask Effective Questions U.N. Launches Library of World's Knowledge Do You Know Where Your Data Are? Rise of the Geeks
05 May 2009	Vol. 2 no. 14	From Pages to Pixels: The Evolution of Online Journals Five Quick Tips for Enterprise Adoption Notes on Conceptual Fiction Buying, Selling, Owning the Past Let Them Eat Tweets Longing for Great Lost Works
23 April 2009	Vol. 2 no. 13	The Next Wave of Open Innovation World Wide Web Consortium's Ivan Herman Talks About the Semantic Web Smart History [iTunes] 'Hyperlocal' Web Sites Deliver News Without Newspapers Finding Pages from Browser History 6 Reasons Why Twitter Is the Future of Search – Google Beware
16 April 2009	Vol. 2 no. 12	Social Network Tools (From AlertThingy to Zemanta) Cut-and-Paste Writing New Metasearch Engines Leaves Google, Yahoo Crawling What Drives People to Steal Precious Books Greatest Loss of 2009: Social Capital MIT Faculty Open Access to Their Scholarly Articles
03 April 2009	Vol. 2 no. 11	Where's the Bailout for Publishing? Three Forces Disrupting Management Innovation Adjacencies Is This Madness? How Losing by Just a Little Can Help a Team—or Company—Win Will NPR Save the News? Writing Math on the Web
26 March 2009	Vol. 2 no. 10	"Social Media Is Here to Stay . . . Now What?" The Buzz Starts Here: Finding the First Mouth for Word-of-Mouth Marketing Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die Companies' Secret Weapon: Underutilized Executives To Ramp Up Its Web Site, MoMA Loosens Up Why Ideals Are the New Business Models
11 March 2009	Vol. 2 no. 9	The Library Rebooted Purpose to Power The New Humble World Order Man Bites Blog: Hey, You Media Wimps! If You Want to Save Newspapers, Learn to Love Your iPhones, Then Go Join Facebook The Hidden Gift Your Gen Y Employees Are Offering You DEMO Trend: The Smarter Web
05 March 2009	Vol. 2 no. 8	Six Ways to Make Web 2.0 Work How to Keep Innovating Creative Disruption—Richard N. Foster's Innovation Recipe Leo Babauta on the Tao of Marketing Tim Brown: The Powerful Link Between Creativity and Play Introducing SpokenWord.org Exploring a 'Deep Web' that Google Can't Grasp
26 February 2009	Vol. 2 no. 7	The Economic Crisis Requires Returning to Your Core Five Keys to Overcoming Resistance: Sneaking Web 2.0 in the Back Door Decisions, Decisions Stories, Storytelling, Story-Selling in Business What People Want (and How to Predict It)
13 February 2009	Vol. 2 no. 6	Blue is the New Green: Blue Thinking, the Gen 2 Sustainability Strategy Laugh a Little, Innovate a Lot Knowledge Management The Interview Question You Should Always Ask Do You Value Your Social Capital? User-Generated Content Draws Fans
04 February 2009	Vol. 2 no. 5	Google & the Future of Books Web 2.0 Represents a Fundamental Rethinking of Business, and the Theory of the Firm Leading with Agility Playing Favorites Netflix Prize: Will the $1 Million be Won in 2009? Crowd-Sourcing the World
28 January 2009	Vol. 2 no. 4	People of the Screen The New Reality: Constant Disruption Corporate Re-Invention: A Cautionary Tale Innovation Strategy: What Business Are We In? The Art of Execution
22 January 2009	Vol. 2 no. 3	This Year's Top 10 Media & Publishing Ideas What Can the Book Business Learn From iTunes? An Interview with C.K. Prahalad The Brand You is Dead. Long Live The Brand You Build. Ask Questions: The Single Most Important Habit for Innovative Thinkers
14 January 2009	Vol. 2 no. 2	Creating a Transparent Culture Discontent Leads to Success Who the Hell Writes Wikipedia, Anyway? Will Work for Praise: The Web's Free-Labor Economy How the Lowly Text Message May Save Languages that Could Otherwise Fade Comparing Six Ways to Identify Top Blogs in Any Niche
07 January 2009	Vol. 2 no. 1	The Fidelity Swap: Why Some Things Catch On and Others Don't Connect the Dots Rethink Your Strategy: An Urgent Memo to the CEO Lego CEO Jørgen Vig Knudstorp on Leading Through Survival and Growth The Future of Social Search (Or Why Google Should Buy Facebook) The Worldwide Jam Session
Volume 1: 3 September – 23 December 2008
23 December 2008	Vol. 1 no. 17	Grow as a Leader Now Crowdsourcing Innovation: Q&A with Dwayne Spradlin of InnoCentive Instore Web 3.0 Scouting Writer's Tool Box: 35 Best Tools for Writing Online The Internet of 2020: More Cellphones, Intolerance; Less DRM
17 December 2008	Vol. 1 no. 16	Better Than Free 10 Principles of the New Business Intelligence How to Win by Changing the Game For Innovators, There is Brainpower in Numbers Back Button to the Future
10 December 2008	Vol. 1 no. 15	The First-Time CEO's Recession Survival Guide You're Leaving a Digital Trail. What About Privacy? Reality Returns to the Internet Finding and Grooming Breakthrough Innovators Socialtext and a Theory of Collaboration and Networks IBM Reveals Five Innovations That Will Change Our Lives
02 December 2008	Vol. 1 no. 14	Innovation for Hard Times Group Think Paying for the News: Five Seeds for the Future of Journalism Old World Lessons for the Next-Gen Web The Online Search Party: A Way to Share the Load
25 November 2008	Vol. 1 no. 13	Four Barriers to Collaboration Obama's Seven Lessons for Radical Innovators How Much Can You Ask of Your Customers? Who Killed Our Business? How Companies Are Using IT to Spot Innovative Ideas
18 November 2008	Vol. 1 no. 12	To Outmarket the Competition, Run with the Rhinos Jacking into the Brain—Is the Brain the Ultimate Computer Interface? Novels 'Better at Explaining World's Problems than Reports' How Digital Technology Has Changed the Brain Who Should Own Community in Your Organization? Oh, Grow Up
12 November 2008	Vol. 1 no. 11	India Inc.: A Lesson in Business Design The Possibilities of a 'Portable Eye' 50 Websites You'll Wonder How You Lived Without The Novel by Tweet Errors by Bloggers Kill Credibility & Traffic, Study Finds Beyond YouTube: New Ways to Find Video on the Web
04 November 2008	Vol. 1 no. 10	The Business of Breaking Boundaries Arm & Hammer: Daring to be Different Gen Y Tech Tools May Not Translate to the Real World Customized Sites, Yearbooks Connect Local Papers & Schools The State of Independent Local Online News, Part 1: Sites on the Rise; Business Models Remain Elusive 6 Ways Authors Can Succeed by Self-Publishing Books
29 October 2008	Vol. 1 no. 9	Layoffs and Creativity: Are You Expelling the Innovators? Unleashing the Genius in Your Workforce What Publishing Can Learn from Music Textbooks Built to Fit Student Budgets Design Is More Than Packaging
23 October 2008	Vol. 1 no. 8	In Defense of Piracy Disrupted by a Shoe Box "Tribes": Ten Questions for Seth Godin Making Search Social Analog's Twilight: Slowly, Digital Trumps Physical J-Schools Use Geo-tagging, Wikis, iPhones to Teach
14 October 2008	Vol. 1 no. 7	Try Throwing the Box Out and Thinking Outside the Door The Marketer's Challenge: How to Teach Customers New Behaviours Creativity and the Role of the Leader Ask.com Rearms with Semantics, Rich Media in Search War About Us Information on Websites Limited Window of Opportunity for a New News Biz Seven Blog News Trackers Compared
07 October 2008	Vol. 1 no. 6	Shaping Strategy in a World of Constant Disruption 'Founders at Work' Chronicles the American Idols of Startups Welcome to Web 3.0 The Silo Lives! Analyzing Coordination and Communication in Multiunit Companies The Problem with T-Shirts Study: 93 Percent of Americans Want Companies to Have Presence on Social Media Sites
30 September 2008	Vol. 1 no. 5	Innovative Thinking How to Save a Billion Dollars User-Generated Science The Tell-All Campus Tour The Secret of Storytelling: Why We Love a Good Yarn
23 September 2008	Vol. 1 no. 4	Three Steps to Innovating in Struggling Industries A Breakaway Opportunity for "Inferior" Products 4 Captivating Companies and What They Share Best Buy Taps 'Prediction Market' U.S. Sees Six 'Disruptive Technologies' by 2025 Can Intelligent Literature Survive in the Digital Age? Ten Leading Platforms for Creating Online Communities
16 September 2008	Vol. 1 no. 3	How to Chrome Your Industry Up Front and Personal Businesses Can't Hide from 2.0: A Look at 2.0's Impact Across Industries On Stupidity, Part 2: Exactly How Should We Teach the 'Digital Natives'? New E-Newspaper Reader Echoes Look of the Paper
9 September 2008	Vol. 1 no. 2	'The Objective of Education Is Learning, Not Teaching' The Unique Advantage Study: DRM a Major Barrier to e-Textbook Adoption Don't Just Buy the Music, Fans Told—Now You Can Invest in Big Names of the Future Many Companies Now Receptive to Online Social Networking at Work
3 September 2008	Vol. 1 no. 1	Should You Invest in the Long Tail? 'Inventing the Movies': The Epic Battle Between Innovation and the Status Quo in Hollywood Diving Deep into Amazon Web Services How to Change the Way Kids Learn File-sharing Networks Return with a Legitimate Way to Share Music—And Make Money

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