NZ Book Council
This is a bit of an odd one. Follow me closely, if you will.
I was reading this article on Digg.com:
http://digg.com/arts_culture/How_to_Sneakily_Read_Books_at_Work_Awesome_Website
Now, I love to read and I'm as curious as the next ape, so I follow the link and check out the site. It's an interesting site, though I don't know how effective the gimmick will actually be. I try to read a poem by T. S. Eliot but instead get a message saying "It's not available in your area." I guess this makes sense since I'm not in New Zealand. Now, the site has me in full-screen mode, though, and my eye catches "encourage your friends, click here" at the bottom and I'm hurrying along and just assume that's the way to exit full-screen mode so I click. It's turns out to be a mailto link opening an email document saying "Make yourself look busy. Start reading a book." and "Take back some of your leisure time. Click this link." With the URL for the site below.
Ok, now here's where it gets a little esoteric. Their zeal for reading advocacy made me well up with tears.
I'm seriously a pushover, aren't I? 1 hankie
I was reading this article on Digg.com:
http://digg.com/arts_culture/How_to_Sneakily_Read_Books_at_Work_Awesome_Website
Now, I love to read and I'm as curious as the next ape, so I follow the link and check out the site. It's an interesting site, though I don't know how effective the gimmick will actually be. I try to read a poem by T. S. Eliot but instead get a message saying "It's not available in your area." I guess this makes sense since I'm not in New Zealand. Now, the site has me in full-screen mode, though, and my eye catches "encourage your friends, click here" at the bottom and I'm hurrying along and just assume that's the way to exit full-screen mode so I click. It's turns out to be a mailto link opening an email document saying "Make yourself look busy. Start reading a book." and "Take back some of your leisure time. Click this link." With the URL for the site below.
Ok, now here's where it gets a little esoteric. Their zeal for reading advocacy made me well up with tears.
I'm seriously a pushover, aren't I? 1 hankie
Labels: NZ Book Council, Read at Work, Reading Advocacy


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