If you haven't already stumbled across Contents Magazine go check it out. Contents is a digital 'magazine' platform that releases issues in segments, a typical issue takes about eight weeks to appear on the site. The magazine focuses on "readers who create, edit, publish, analyze, and care for the contents of the internet." A lot … Continue reading Digital Publishing and Contents Magazine
The Slow Evolution of Digital Literature
Like many others I received an e-reader as a Christmas gift. Despite loving technology I have clung to my love of paper books and in all honesty if my partner hadn't bought me a Kobo Touch I would probably still be buying (and not knowing where to store) an abundance of traditional books. However, since … Continue reading The Slow Evolution of Digital Literature
Open Access and Archival Journals
The latest issue of the American Archivist (Volume 75, Issue 2) featured an article by Paul Conway and William E. Landis titled, "Open-Access Publishing and the Transformation of the American Archivist Online." This article provides an interesting examination of recent trends within the Society of American Archivists (SAA) and current thoughts regarding open-access and digital … Continue reading Open Access and Archival Journals