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Dear United Airlines: I Want My Kindle, and My Dignity, Back
Category: Books, Culture, Journalism, Personal computing, Technology, Travel
Tagged Amazon, Kindle, United
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Carl Zimmer on “Brain Cuttings” and the Future of Books
Category: Books, E-books, Interview, Journalism, Media, Multimedia, Neuroscience, Science, Science Writing, Social networks, Technology, Writers
Tagged Amazon, Betsy Mason, Carl Zimmer, Ed Yong, Facebook, iPad, Jonah Lehrer, Kindle, Kindle Singles, Mobipocket, Oliver Sacks, Steven Johnson, Twitter, Vesalius, Zimmer
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