tomstandage.wordpress.com
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tomstandage.com

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Location: United States
Registrant: Automattic, Inc.
Hosted by: Automattic, Inc
Registrar: MarkMonitor Inc.
Subnetworks: 192.0.78.12, 192.0.78.13

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  • Twitter mentions: 16
  • Google pluses: 1
  • LinkedIn mentions: 8
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  • StumbleUpon views: 206

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tomstandage.com I am a journalist and author based in London. My speciality is the use of historical analogy in science, technology and business writing. I have done various jobs at The Economist over the years, wher...
Share it like Cicero: How Roman authors used social networking | tomstandage.com One of the stories I tell in "Writing on the Wall" is about the way the Roman book-trade worked. There were no printing presses, so copying of books, which took the form of multiple papyrus rolls, was...
On Romans and their iPads | tomstandage.com Did the Romans really have iPads? Yes. And this is what they looked like.

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