Ep. 8: The Future of the Book Video
Related Videos
Barnes and Noble launches the Nook
David Carnoy takes a first look at Barnes and Noble's new e-reader, the Nook.
Google offers coupons on your mobile phone, new orders for Barnes & Noble's Nook won't ship till January 4, and AOL becomes Aol.
Tim O'Reilly spells out open-source evolution
At the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in Portland, Ore., ZDNet's David Berlind talks with the CEO and founder of O'Reilly & Associates, Tim O'Reilly, about Perl, LAMP and the open-source community as it moves into the future.
Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos and author Tim O'Reilly speak at the Web 2.0 conference about the unique ingredients that have made Amazon a successful e-commerce company. Bezos also reveals why Amazon needs to continue innovating.\r\n
Will Ximian's Mono challenge .Net?
At the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in Portland, Ore., ZDNet's David Berlind talks with chief technical officer and founder of Ximian, Miguel de Icaza, about the upcoming release of Mono, an open-source version of Microsoft's .Net development framework.
David Letterman lambastes Bill O'Reilly
David Letterman and Bill O'Reilly engage in a "robust debate" when the Fox News host makes an appearance on the "Late Show With David Letterman."
BOL 1081: Rafe's last day on Comcast
Rafe wonders what could possibly go wrong with Comcast monitoring its users to protect them from malware. In the process, Rafe makes a few comments that have us wondering whether he'll return home to any internet at all. Barnes and Noble is rumored to be rolling out an Android E-book reader while Steve Ballmer claims that the PC is the best E-book reader.
The Amazon Kindle is lightweight, stylish e-book reader with the ability to download new books over a wireless EV-DO network.
"Nerd TV" episode 5: Tim O'Reilly
Open-source pioneer Tim O'Reilly speaks on how his publishing empire of software manuals came to be.
At the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in Portland, Ore., ZDNet's David Berlind talks with Jesse Dougherty, ActiveState's director of development, about the role of open source in the fight against spam.
