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Al Gore: Inventing the Net, Now Inventing the Book
April 28th, 2011 Kathleen O'Reilly Posted in Reading Matters, Techie Things | Comments Off
If it wasn’t Apple-bies behind this, I would scoff at the concept of a tool to turn a book into an app. And there is the whole “Al Gore” thing, but still…
Intriguing.
I watched the video, and I kept picturing Al Gore saying “Lock Box”.
As a reader, I’m not that fascinated by the idea of a more interactive book, my imagination has always been better than almost anything I’ve seen on a screen. But as an author, I do like the idea of embedded author notes, videos, character notes, maps, or Easter Eggs…
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