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Series. So id like to thank quay and devon who currently run the program here and remind you there are several more coming up in july and august. The next is powerhouse arena with sarah girard and hannah tente speaking. A little bit about this book and about erica wagner. As you can tell from the backdrop here, this is a great topic for this setting in Brooklyn Bridge park. You know, not most great monuments dont have, dont inspire great writing, but i would say the Brooklyn Bridge is an excepti...

When i want to give up, he helps me go on. I know that nothing can be done perfectly at the first trial, he once wrote. I also know each day brings its middle quota of experiences, which, with honest intentions, will lead to perfection after a while. So thats just a little bit about how this remarkable structure came to be built all those years ago. A structure that has endured with some but notmuch alteration from that day to this. I thought id read you also a little bit from the book. As i men...

2023 was the breakout year for generative artificial intelligence (AI). This branch of AI and machine learning uses generative models to create new content...

Filling up your new e-reader with books to take on vacation can get pricey. Here are eight websites that you can find new and old eBooks free of charge.

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My first go to guy on all things DMCA, copyright, and digital law and policy is the EFF's Fred von Lohmann. I started an email interview with him prior to the GooTube deal, and it only seems more salient now. Read on for Fred's insights: Is YouTube on safe...

When I saw Karen Bradley’s post from Oxford, UK on the Book of Faces I was happy.

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‘PW’ senior writer Andrew Albanese lays out how Google, Amazon, Apple, and their attendant legal dramas marked a new chapter in publishing history.