ENTRIES TAGGED "o’reilly history"
If you’ve ever wondered where those O’Reilly animal covers come from …
Edie Freedman reveals how the animal covers came to be and how you can help those same animals stick around.
The exchange often goes like this:
Stranger: “Where do you work?”
Me: “O’Reilly Media.”
Stranger: “O’Reilly …”
Me: “You know the books with the animals on the covers?”
Stranger: “Oh yeah!”
And off we go….
Top stories: February 13-17, 2012
A brief history of O'Reilly books, how to think about and create visualizations, the fundamentals of publishing.
This week on O'Reilly: Tim O'Reilly looked back on important titles from O'Reilly's history, Pete Warden explained the thoughts and actions behind his latest visualization, and LeVar Burton reminded the TOC 2012 audience why storytelling matters.
The stories behind a few O'Reilly "classics"
A look back at "Unix Power Tools," "DNS and Bind," and other O'Reilly titles.
Tim O'Reilly: "It's amazing to me how books I first published more than 20 years ago are still creating value for readers."
A focus on the stuff that matters most
Steve Jobs shifted Apple's motivation to great products, not profit.
Profit in a business is like gas in a car. You don't want to run out of gas, but neither do you want to think that your road trip is a tour of gas stations.
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