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 the subject of his PhD (which he finished yonks ago): eBooks and interactivity.
Other sites
Studio Tendra blog
- The OZ Reading Club: Books three and four
07 May 2013 - Peasants
30 April 2013 - The idiocies of young men
06 April 2013 - Studio Tendra’s grand and marvellous Oz Reading Club
02 April 2013 - Iceland’s ‘crowd-sourced’ constitution is dead
29 March 2013 - A question only you can answer
15 February 2013 - What would a matriarchy look like?
08 February 2013 - 33 observations on the year 2012
05 February 2013 - Knights and Necromancers: new books and megapacks!
04 February 2013 - The falcon’s shriek
02 January 2013 - More Studio Tendra blog posts…
Notes & News
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10 May 2013
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3 May 2013
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2 May 2013
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14 April 2013
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27 February 2013
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19 February 2013
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6 February 2013
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21 December 2012
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15 December 2012
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26 November 2012
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A response, of sorts, on standardisation
15 November 2012
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25 October 2012
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27 September 2012
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24 September 2012
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1 August 2012
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27 July 2012
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21 July 2012
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16 July 2012
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19 June 2012
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7 June 2012
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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