Who?
Baldur Bjarnason is over-educated, over-read and over-opinionated. Some say that’s not a bad thing.
He lives in Bristol (UK) and works in web development, research, design and marketing.
Lately, he’s been returning to his PhD subject: eBooks and interactivity.
Notes & News
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The web and ebooks have little in common
7 May 2012
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26 April 2012
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Aftermath – notes on the Amazon post
20 April 2012
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Today is not tomorrow (or, how to beat Amazon)
15 April 2012
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3 April 2012
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29 March 2012
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20 March 2012
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It's time to treat ebook developers as developers
12 March 2012
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7 March 2012
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3 March 2012
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2 March 2012
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29 February 2012
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20 February 2012
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Readium and other good intentions
13 February 2012
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ePub windows and widgets – a proposal
10 February 2012
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The semantics of ebook widgets
4 February 2012
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iBooks widgets – to javascript or not to javascript
1 February 2012
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What do we want from the Kindle platform?
1 February 2012
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27 January 2012
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26 January 2012
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The pros and cons of the iBooks 2.0 textbook format
21 January 2012
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The iBooks 2.0 built-in widgets
20 January 2012
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The iBooks 2.0 textbook format
19 January 2012
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17 January 2012
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A day of innovation on the future of the book
8 December 2011
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30 November 2011
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8 November 2011
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28 October 2011
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24 October 2011
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15 September 2011
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26 August 2011
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4 August 2011
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30 July 2011
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29 July 2011
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24 July 2011
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23 July 2011
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17 July 2011
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Localstorage & messaging in ePub
27 January 2011
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26 January 2011
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25 January 2011
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21 December 2010
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25 October 2010
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7 October 2010
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Identifying publishing innovators
7 October 2010
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28 June 2010