Media
Friday, April 19, 2002Introverts
"Saying that other sites can't link to your site is like being a member of a community and asking people not to talk to you."
— Lautrup-Larsen, quoted in "Deep Linking Returns to Surface," by Michelle Delio, Wired, April 18, 2002
The link there is to the second page of the story. The quote is in the last paragraph. If I could link directly to that graf, I would. Why? Because it's an exact citation. "Well, it's over yonder, but I can't tell you too exactly."
2:07:29 PM # Google It!
categories: Industry, Law, Media
I remember fondly the days of my youth, when a mass-market paperback cost a mere $2.95. And I remember my dismay when I found that I had to mow more lawns because the price had gone up to $3.95. Last week I bought Anne McCaffrey's The Skies of Pern for $7.99 from our local bookseller. Good thing I had a $10 gift certificate.
Dennis Loy Johnson wonders Who's responsible for high book prices? [via ARTS & FARCES internet]
BTW, Random House, the Del Rey website is about two years out of date.