What do you think?:
We need your help deciding our next move. Is there interest in seeing BookLamp become a functional service? Should we seek venture capital or partner with a company that has a book database? Do we open source the project, build a book scanner and start scanning books? In a way, this is now a “choose your own adventure” - we need you to join the forums and help us decide the pros and cons of our different options.
Join the forums. Tell us what you think. Point us in the right direction. :)
Ajax Front End Rollout, a Feedbock Tool, and a Big Welcome to Dan
Two interesting things happened this week - many things, actually, but two I'll mention here. First, yesterday we rolled out the Ajax based front end, and replaced the Flash based...
Slashdot.org and the Wonders of the Flood (not the Halo kind) - 07/07/08
Sometime over the weekend, BookLamp was submitted to Slashdot.org, and we were picked up for front page coverage. That's great, in large part because it's one of the first ti...
How Time Flies. Feedback Tools, Funding, and Other Things. - 6/30/08
It's amazing how time flies. You put your head down to do some work, and the next thing you know it's two weeks later and you're just bringing your head up for air. ...
Two interesting things happened this week - many things, actually, but two I'll mention here. First, yesterday we rolled out the Ajax based front end, and replaced the Flash based...
Slashdot.org and the Wonders of the Flood (not the Halo kind) - 07/07/08
Sometime over the weekend, BookLamp was submitted to Slashdot.org, and we were picked up for front page coverage. That's great, in large part because it's one of the first ti...
How Time Flies. Feedback Tools, Funding, and Other Things. - 6/30/08
It's amazing how time flies. You put your head down to do some work, and the next thing you know it's two weeks later and you're just bringing your head up for air. ...
