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May 14th, 2006

TeleRead podcast: Gathering steam in Boston, Part II: Pros and cons–including privacy and the Google factor

By David Rothman

With a new podcast, TeleRead book editor Sadi Ranson-Polizzotti continues her coverage of Gather, the literate community site in Boston. Among the pros: a wonderful site design and a real community. Among the cons: Major Google-related questions about the privacy of users. At some future time Sadi may return to Gather and the e-book angle, but those are the issues on her mind right now.

Related: Earlier podcast about Gather and parts I and II of the text versions. You can subscribe to Sadi’s podcasts.

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