Tuesday, March 26, 2013

The Beijing-to-Bologna Time Machine



In China children's books are for indoctrinating good citizens and instilling morals, but elsewhere, kids books are becoming increasingly entertaining, enticing and personal.
Discussion:
An American and an Italian crossed the language barrier to produce a gorgeous new children's book, Jemmy Button, along with a common language of creative co-production.
More News from PP:
Porter Anderson's roundup of Web buzz looks at the deluge of data coming out of confabs in Italy, B&Ns battle with S&S, Sebastian Posth's German analytics, and much more.
Today in Paris Readium.org launched its new open EPUB 3 SDK Project and has formalized a strong and varied consortium of international players to support it.
From the Archives:
A top Indian media executive explains how China’s state-controlled media model and India’s democratic one differ, and the opportunities available in each.

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