Augmented Reality App Translates News into Child-Friendly Articles

Augmented Reality App Translates News into Child-Friendly Articles

A new smartphone app for kids uses augmented reality to translate print news into kid-friendly articles, according to the BBC....  read more

Found in: Culture, News

The Booky Man: San Francisco Panorama

The Booky Man: <i>San Francisco Panorama</i>

So you want to write fiction?...  read more

Found in: Books, Columns

San Fransisco Panorama: McSweeney's New Newspaper (Awesome of the Day)

San Fransisco Panorama: McSweeney's New Newspaper (Awesome of the Day)

Part of the beauty of subscribing to McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern is never knowing what to expect. This December, Issue 33 of Dave Eggers’ literary journal will be in the form of an ancient delivery system for news, analysis and the funny papers—a newspaper. The one-off broadsheet, called the San Francisco Panorama will feature 32 pages of news, 24 pages of sports, 16 pages of comics and 16 pages of food, all on high-quality newsprint in an apparent effort to rub the noses of newspaper men and women across the nation in what they’ve lost....  read more

Found in: Blogs, High Gravity

San Fransisco Panorama: McSweeney's New Newspaper (Awesome of the Day)

San Fransisco Panorama: McSweeney's New Newspaper (Awesome of the Day)

Part of the beauty of subscribing to McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern is never knowing what to expect. This December, Issue 33 of Dave Eggers’ literary journal will be in the form of an ancient delivery system for news, analysis and the funny papers—a newspaper. The one-off broadsheet, called the San Francisco Panorama will feature 32 pages of news, 24 pages of sports, 16 pages of comics and 16 pages of food, all on high-quality newsprint in an apparent effort to rub the noses of newspaper men and women across the nation in what they’ve lost....  read more

Found in: Blogs, Awesome of the Day

Washington Post's Book World ends stand-alone run

<em>Washington Post</em>'s <em>Book World</em> ends stand-alone run

The Washington Post's Sunday stand-alone book section, Book World, will come to an end and be absorbed by the paper. The last issue will be printed on Feb. 15, but Book World will remain on the Internet....  read more

Found in: Books, News
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