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Why have we gotten away from this? In short, I think it's because it was easier for big companies with massive resources to do the initial heavy lifting.

If we look at history, Gutenberg created the first printing press and guarded it heavily for years. Eventually others figured out how to do it and printing presses spread like wildfire.Now, with some modest means and some time, almost anyone can publish.

With simple standards and accessible hosting people can now broadly own their own domain name and create their own websites using a variety of content management systems. In a few years, this will be even more ubiquitous. Facebook is going to be just like Gutenberg attempting to hold onto his monopoly, but failing miserably.

The best part, I think, is that the speed of digital technology means that the Facebook edifice is going to crumble faster than Gutenberg's.

review of Hypothesis in French

Always sad to see a press close...

Probably about right.

Need to check these out.

They should definitely be called out on this error.

This has to be a drop in the bucket of the university budget.

Foreign Policy's Ten Ways to Tell if Your Country is about to become a dictatorship.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GetThere was a search engine? Or did @dwhly not tell us about something else?

Talk to Marks about DCS and annotation.