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Booknology: The EBook (1971-2010) is by Marie Lebert. The text presents itself as an ebook timeline from 1971 to 2010. Marie Lebert is described as a researcher and journalist specializing in technology for books and languages.
The timeline's entries include, among others, one saying that the term "copyleft" was invented in 1984 by Richard Stallman, who launched the GNU Project. Another entry says the Psion Organiser, launched in 1984 by the British company Psion, was the first electronic agenda. A further entry says the Million Book Project, launched in January 2000 by the Carnegie Mellon University, aimed to digitize one million books in a number of languages.
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- Marie Lebert
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