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Posts in May, 2011
May 31st, 2011 in Xplanation TV
The Daily Click: WWDC 2011 Rumors (Video)
We are less than a week away from Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference. And as we get closer to the June 6th kickoff, the rumor mills really begin to surge. Read Article
May 28th, 2011 in Daily Research Update, Feature Content
Digital Textbooks, the Cloud, and the State of E-books
While the attention of many was focused on the annual BookExpo America (BEA) hoopla this week, there were some interesting developments taking place in the digital textbook space Read Article
May 27th, 2011 in Weekly Research Index
Weekly Research Index | May 27, 2011
Welcome to our Weekly Research Index, where we list links and summaries of the salient articles we have bookmarked this week. This list is culled and edited from our ongoing Delicious feed, which is also available via this blog. This Index is divided into broad categories based on our Education and Technology Trends for 2011. This week saw significant trending in e-textbooks, e-books, and the cloud Read Article
May 27th, 2011 in Xplanation TV
The Daily Click: Viral Videos of the Week (Video)
To celebrate this glorious Friday, we thought we’d take a look at some of our favorite viral videos that have come out this past week. Read Article
May 26th, 2011 in Xplanation TV
The Daily Click: YouTube’s 6th Birthday (Video)
YouTube is celebrating its 6th birthday, and to commemorate this special day, the site has released some milestone statistics. Read Article
May 25th, 2011 in Xplanation TV
The Daily Click: Amazon Goes Gaga (Video)
With the release of Lady Gaga’s new album, Amazon tried to ride the Gaga phenomenon to promote their new cloud-music service. But did they get more than they bargained for? Take a look. Read Article