Amazon's Kindle been hyped, analyzed and talked to death, so is there any more to say?
Perhaps. I've been pondering the Kindle from a reader's point of view, with an eye on reading as a solitary and social activity. Once I get through the next few hectic days I'll fashion my thoughts into an article. After all, I owe the patient folks at the Business Journal another op-ed.
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I’m Ian Joyce, principal of August Communication Consultants, where I help businesses create good online experiences for customers, employees, partners and other stakeholders. I'm also a writer, and contribute the odd column to the Business Journal of the Triad.
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