More About the Open Lab Anthologies

tags: ,

I know that you all are dying to begin collecting the Open Lab anthologies, so I wanted to let you know that this is still possible because the inaugural edition, Open Laboratory 2006: The Best Science Writing in the Blogosphere, is still available for you to purchase. The funds raised from the sale of this volume support the Annual Science Blog Conference, which is held in North Carolina. You can purchase this book either as a electronic download ($8.69) or as a hard copy ($19.95).

The 2007 edition of this anthology will be available on amazon.com a couple of weeks after it is published by Lulu.com, after it has been assigned its ISBN and has passed through the process of being added to Amazon's extensive book sales list. I will add a link to the book's Amazon page after it is available through this venue (remember; if you purchase something from Amazon after clicking on an Amazon link from my blog, I receive 1% of your total purchase price as a "reward", at no additional cost to you).

More like this

Those of you on Twitter yesterday probably noticed the explosion of tweets with the hashtag #amazonfail.
Amazon has sent a letter to all of its associates based in Minnesota. All Minnesota based associates are being thrown out of the Amazon Associates program as of July 1st. This is because the State of Minnesota passed a bill that Amazon does not like.
A vast area of the western Amazon--arguably the most intact and biodiverse part of the Amazon--is now wide open for oil and gas development. This is a new threat to the forest, biodiversity, and many indigenous groups living in the region.
A bunch of people (including Bora) have pointed me to Clay Shirky's take on #amazonfail.