#Slash book archive#
#Slash book free#

#Slash book free#

The library will be a free online resource that combines archived digitized print materials, born-digital content, websites, oral histories, personal collections, and other related records and publications. The DLARC is funded by a significant grant from the Amateur Radio Digital Communications Foundation (ARDC) to create a digital library that documents, preserves, and provides open access to the history of this community.

#Slash book archive#

Here's an excerpt from the report: Internet Archive has begun gathering content for the Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC), which will be a massive online library of materials and collections related to amateur radio and early digital communications. Longtime Slashdot reader and tech historian, Kay Savetz, shares a blog post about the Internet Archive's efforts to build a library of amateur radio broadcasts. Glow came from Amazon's Grand Challenge lab, which makes experimental products. One obvious downside was the requirement of an Amazon Kids+ subscription for playing games and accessing other content, like books and art. It also projected onto a 19-inch mat that children could interact with. 'We will be sharing updates and guidance with Glow customers soon.' The Glow allowed children to video chat, draw, and play games with family members remotely via the 8-inch display. continually evaluate the progress and potential of our products to deliver customer value, and we regularly make adjustments based on those assessments,' Kristy Schmidt, an Amazon spokesperson, told Bloomberg. Amazon announced Glow on September 28, 2021, before launching invite-only availability, followed by general availability in March. It also noted the device's focus on remote connectivity as pandemic-related restrictions eased. The publication cited slow sales as a reason for the product's demise. According to Bloomberg, the device was on sale for $150 (down from $300) on Tuesday before it became listed as unavailable later that day. ArsTechnica: You can't buy the Glow on Amazon's website anymore.

The tech giant has discontinued the children's device, which included an 8-inch display and a projector that could display games on a mat, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.