Updates

--Update #20: TeleRead for Disabled Readers: A Bokros Update

--Blog Ending May 9, 2002 (the TeleBlog Continues--See Our Blog Area)

--Update #19: E-Books in Urban Schools: Lessons from Chicago's South Side

--Update #18: The Death of Contentville and the Woes of NetLibrary

--Update #17: Will Unlibraries Preempt TeleRead?

--Update #16: Carnegie II? Well, Bill Gates Is Getting There

--Update #15: TeleRead and the Pineallas Park Public Library

--Update #14: Screen-Font Breakthrough: A TeleRead Perspective

--Update #13: More on TeleRead and Microsoft

--Update #12: The E-Forms Connection

--Update #11: Why Amos Bokros Wants Library Books to Go on the Internet

--Update #10: A Few Words about Butterflies, Puddles, Rainbow Screens and Electronic Books

--Update #9: Are Book-Writers Going the Way of Neighborhood Pharmacists?

--Update #8: Will Bill Gates Buy The Great Gatsby for the Net--or Just Fixate on Software and PCs?

--Update #7: What Bill Clinton Could Learn from Sue Smith

--Update #6: Clinton's Intellectual Property Czar Threatens Law Professor

--Update #5: $730,000+ from Net-Scared Copyright Lobby to U.S. Politicians

--Update #4: Copyright Czar and White Paper, by Mark Vorhees

--Update #3: The Robber Barons of the Information Highway, by Josh Shenk

--Update #2: Donald Duck Schools vs. Literacy, by Michael Schrage

--Update #1: Publisher Treats Supreme Court Justices to Free Trips