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Author Archives: laura
Anthologies Of Authors In Translation Pulled From ReLIRE
Reaction to the launch of ReLIRE from writers and readers was strong this week, but publishers and the Bibliothèque National de France were rather quiet. François Gèze, director of the publishing house Editions La Découverte and member of the scientific … Continue reading
Reactions To Rollout Of France’s Book Digitization Project
The reactions to the launch of the ReLIRE registry in France last week were fast and furious. Team AlexandriZ published a list of disturbing observations (link in French) about the registry. As more examples of translations and anthologies contained in … Continue reading
Tablet Phone?
While waiting for my flight at the airport this evening, I noticed this man who seemed to be using an iPad for a conference call. I didn’t recognize the application, but he seemed to have a second window on the … Continue reading
Harlan Ellison, Ursula K. Le Guin Among Award-Winning Writers On French “Copyright Theft” List
While rooting around on the ReLIRE site, I discovered some big names among the English-language writers whose translated works may be found on the list. For those of you just tuning in, the ReLIRE registry is the official list of … Continue reading
See The Movie, Read The Book
Yesterday we went to the movies to see Möbius, but the showing was sold out, so we ended up going to see Cloud Atlas instead. We weren’t disappointed. The story was subtle enough to be intriguing, without being so obscure … Continue reading
That Was Fast: eReaders Near Exit In Switzerland
It’s been a while since I’ve had a weekend free in downtown Lausanne. Yesterday I had a chance to do some shopping, and I decided to visit Payot to see how eReaders were doing since the last time I checked. … Continue reading
Shades Of Phil Collins
On my way home from the gym, I heard a young man respond to another as the two crossed paths in front of my metro stop. I didn’t hear the solicitation, but it was clear to me when the man … Continue reading
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Tagged Lausanne, social inequality, unemployment
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Content, Control And The Evernote System Wide Password Reset
Yesterday, as a result of having discovered a concerted attempt to access secure areas of the Evernote Service platform, Evernote triggered a system wide password reset. According to this blog post, they found no evidence that any user content was … Continue reading
Widespread WordPress Mobile Settings Bug
This morning I noticed a problem with the appearance of one of my WordPress blogs. Posts on the homepage were being displayed as excerpts. Yesterday, that was not the case. I soon noticed that it wasn’t just one of my … Continue reading