Sentence examples for book technology from inspiring English sources

But the march of lightweight book technology is hardly its main concern.

Book technology is a lot easier for kids to handle and comprehend than an iPhone or an iPad, and it can offer similar effects.

In New York, there's an unlikely hit off-Broadway: Telephone, an adaptation by poet Ariana Reines of Avital Ronell's The Telephone Book: Technology, Schizophrenia and Electric Speech.

November 30 2008 February 28 200909 The poet Ariana Reines's feverishly imagined, word-drunk play, inspired by Avital Ronell's history "The Telephone Book: Technology, Schizophrenia, Electric Speech," considers the transmogrifying effects of Alexander Graham Bell's invention — its displacement of the body, its coaxing toward silence.

Gemstar, which earlier in the year purchased NuvoMedia and another e-book pioneer, Softbook Press, is licensing its electronic book technology to Thomson, which will manufacture the devices in exchange for a share of revenues from books sold for reading on the minicomputers.

It's official in my book: technology has become so cheap that it can't help but be tacky.

They were not the last impresarios of new book technologies to experience this kind of difficulty.

(RCA licenses its e-book technology from Gemstar).

In addition, they said Gemstar had the resources to license electronic-book technology to other manufacturers.

Discovery Communications, the parent company of the Discovery Channel, has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, claiming infringement on its patented e-book technology.

One of the apparent goals of Borders in offering to buy Barnes & Noble is to get its hands on its rival's superior e-book technology.