A project of the Long Now Foundation to archive a comprehensive record of comparison for 1,000 known human languages in a durable (their sense) format.

The last paragraph of the piece does a great job of driving home the real point of the project.

From NYT Magazine, a theme from his coming book.

It's taken me 25 years to grow up enough to properly appreciate this very funny book. Four chapters are excerpted here, starting with chapter 16: Wm. Goebel: He Kept Trying

Korean archive includes free online access to a library of scientific journals including several IEEE journal archives and links to non-free archives.

KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)Institutional Repository
KOASAS (KAIST Open Access Self-Archiving System)

The follow-on book to 'Innovator's Dilemma'. One of those rare situations where a business-methods book spawns progeny that adds real value to the original concept.

A quick perspective on his 'Innovator's Dilemma' work. Great introduction to his method analysis of disruptive technology.

Luc Sante is a contributor to the New York Review of Books. His blog seldom disappoints, delivering nuggets of simple entertainment several times a month.

More about Luc Sante at: http://www.nybooks.com/authors/79

Arrgh! I've avoided buying a copy of this for more than 25 years... am ... getting ... weak ... resistance ... fading ...

Wish I could find a good used copy of Rabiner & Gold's book.

Look for 4th edition from used dealers