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The future of the book, reading, publishing and organisations
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Started this discussion. Last reply by David McAra Sep. 30, 2009.
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Andrew has been kind enough to offer a 20% discount on all Triaarchy books to Full AMED Members.
So, Andrew
A lutta continua ...
Best wishes. Bob
Bob,
Yes, that's very interesting about Wikipedia. My hunch would be that, as with tides, liberalism, skirts, etc. there will be a constant ebb/flow, to/fro, up/down between the forces of inclusionism and deletionism.
David:
Thanks for your message. I'll sort out an AMED discount tomorrow (Wednesday) and let you (all) know what it is and how to order.
Andrew
Reading the notes made me dizzy and I didn't follow many of the links. I wish I'd been there. Melanie's comment gives me some encouragement although I'm still unsure about how to deal with my feelings of overwhelm. I am comforted also by the ideas a…
Reading all this about knowledge and how much more we can accumulate on and from the net I was remindered of the following quote from Tao Te Ching:
‘Along the way to knowledge,
Many things are accumulated.
Along the way to wisdom,
Many things are d…
Great stuff Andrew, thank you for the stimulants on Friday.
Love that pic - like you're directing a contemplative prequel to a mess of Wallender, Marx, eco-systems in paradise (or Parkhead), cleavage, pastry, underwater publishing and Mack the Knife…
Andrew and Bob
I'd like to respond to your very thoughtproviking ideas about the future (or lack of) publishing and web information (specifically WIKIPEDIA) from the angle of the Consumer of the Information.
Although I cannot articulate this most…
Andrew
For me, so many hares were set up running in this session that I hardly know where to start. However, one particular hare that's currently exercising me (for fairly obvious reasons!) is that of editing in the context of the freedom and contr…
Being a man of my word when it suits me I have started a new forum based on our conversations at The Penn Club and afterwards. It is here. You have arrived. To make a start, I've uploaded my notes with the links working (I've also added a few notes…
Come inside and join an informal forum for anyone who writes, wants to write, or is otherwise interested in writing in any form or context.
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- Axminster
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- What do you do for your own development?
- Movement work with Sandra Reeve - www.moveintolife.co.uk
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- http://triarchypress.com
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:53am on July 13, 2009,
Bob MacKenzie said…
- Dear Andrew
I hope you are well. When you've got a moment in the next week or so, perhaps we could arrange to have a chat about the session you'll be facilitating for the AWG on 21 August? Can you suggest a couple of times convenient to you when I might call you?
Best wishes. Bob
- At 12:54pm on May 14, 2009,
- Dear Andrew
Welcome to the AWG space. best wishes. Bob
- At 11:49am on May 14, 2009,
David McAra said…
- Hi, Andrew. Welcome. Triarchy looks very interesting. How many are you there? So does Move into Life. Did you know about us already or find us by chance?
David
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