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Amazon’s bid to run libraries – and how authors might benefit Report by Tim Dawson. Public Lending Right – the scheme that pays authors when their books are borrowed from public...
From cooperation to crowd-funding: The case of Port Talbot Report by Alex Klaushofer. Its bleak industrial landscape was the inspiration for Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, with its population of...
Profit is dead. Long live Public Interest: Journalism in 2012 and beyond Comment by Alex Klaushofer. With the first week of the New Year bringing only warnings from politicians and economists, it...
Will the tablets save long-form journalism? The rise of tablet computers will usher in a new golden age for longform journalism – or so the homily...
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  • Amazon’s bid to run libraries – and how authors might benefit0January 23, 2012

    Amazon’s bid to run libraries – and how authors might benefit

    Report by Tim Dawson. Public Lending Right – the scheme that pays authors when their books are borrowed from public libraries – has long been...
  • From cooperation to crowd-funding: The case of Port Talbot0January 18, 2012

    From cooperation to crowd-funding: The case of Port Talbot

    Report by Alex Klaushofer. Its bleak industrial landscape was the inspiration for Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, with its population of diverse life-forms evolving new ways...
  • Profit is dead. Long live Public Interest: Journalism in 2012 and beyond0January 9, 2012

    Profit is dead. Long live Public Interest: Journalism in 2012 and beyond

    Comment by Alex Klaushofer. With the first week of the New Year bringing only warnings from politicians and economists, it seems that wise men have...
  • Will the tablets save long-form journalism?0January 3, 2012

    Will the tablets save long-form journalism?

    The rise of tablet computers will usher in a new golden age for longform journalism – or so the homily goes.  The web might be...
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