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... possibly even more of a transformation than paper-based magazine publishers are attempting as they rejig their content models towards the iPad.
by jamesbritt 16y ago
... possibly even more of a transformation than
paper-based magazine publishers are attempting as
they rejig their content models towards the iPad.
Words like "para-narrative," "nontextual," and
"extra-narrative" certainly suggest this.
I hope it's a little more thought-out and realized than the last hypertext revolution.
Rather than try to tell everyone how cool and game-changing this is supposed to be, they should just do what they're going to do and let people find out (or not) for themselves.
- frossie 16y agoDude, if it's 1/10th as mindblowing as plain-text Anathem, I am first in line to buy this thing. The downside is that even if it is transformative, that only tells us one thing: that Neal Stephenson can do this. It certainly doesn't tell us the average magazine publisher can carry it off.