Lovethebook.com Launches News and Reviews Site for Book Lovers

Fri, 07 Dec 2007 14:57:07 GMT

URL: http://www.lovethebook.com
Do you love to browse for books? Are you offended by unsightly web sites that are cluttered with advertisements and inappropriate recommendations? Are you interested in non-mainstream views and progressive politics? Welcome to lovethebook.com: The book lover's site for books. Lovethebook.com award listings are unparalleled in their breadth and depth, with an ever growing list of book awards categorized by genre, year and age. Over 250 book awards are currently included together with nearly 8500 award winning books with full details including book jacket, description, reviews and price if available for purchase. You can easily spend a pleasant hour (or two) perusing these lists, just as you might wander through a library or a bookstore. What's the latest news in book and literary awards? Find out by reading the lovethebook.com book awards news page or subscribe to the dedicated rss feed for book awards and news. While many online bookstores present the same authors—bestsellers, book-club picks, celebrity tomes—lovethebook.com spotlights books you might not see elsewhere. Lovethebook.com has broad listings of both small, alternative and independent press books, and university press books. Designed for browsing pleasure, they feature select small press and university press books. Publishers, authors and readers are invited to suggest candidates. The latest news in books and authors can be found on the lovethebook.com book notes and book news...click to read more

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Cynapse Launches cyn.in - Collaborative Information Management Service for the Enterprise

Wed, 27 Sep 2006 14:58:15 GMT

URL: http://cyn.in/
Summary: Cynapse launches cyn.in, a collaborative information management web 2.0 service for small, medium and large businesses. With cyn.in, organizations can effortlessly manage and collaborate upon knowledge and build a secure central repository of information and files. Teams across geographical locations can seamlessly work together on the same documents or content and discuss upon them. cyn.in is a 4th generation product and replaces Cynapse’s previous offering, Amieo.
Read full text at: http://www.urlwire.com/news/092706.html
Tags: collaborative information management, enterprise collaboration, cyn.in, urlwire

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