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Aaron Swartz was a programming prodigy who helped shape the digital landscape we all use today. He helped develop the internet protocol RSS and was a co-founder of Reddit. Chronicling his pioneering efforts crusading for open access and free speech and the resulting legal nightmare and tragedy that ensued, THE INTERNET'S OWN Boy is a dynamic and moving portrait of a brilliant tech millionaire who renounced the values of Silicon Valley startup culture and used technology to tirelessly fight for s

A smart, lively history of the Internet free culture movement and its larger effects on society—and the life and shocking suicide of Aaron Swartz, a founding developer of Reddit and Creative Commons—from Slate correspondent Justin Peters.Aaron Swartz was a zealous young advocate for the free exchange of information and creative content online. He committed suicide in 2013 after being indicted by the government for illegally downloading millions of academic articles from a nonprofit online database. From the age of fifteen, when Swartz, a computer prodigy, worked with Lawrence Lessig to launch Creative Commons, to his years as a fighter for copyright reform and open information, to his work leading the protests against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), to his posthumous status as a cultural icon, Swartz’s life was inextricably connected to the free culture movement. Now Justin Peters examines Swartz’s life in the context of 200 years of struggle over the control of information. In vivid, accessible prose, The Idealist situates Swartz in the context of other "data moralists" past and present, from lexicographer Noah Webster to ebook pioneer Michael Hart to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. In the process, the book explores the history of copyright statutes and the public domain; examines archivists’ ongoing quest to build the “library of the future”; and charts the rise of open access, copyleft, and other ideologies that have come to challenge protectionist IP policies. Peters also breaks down the government’s case against Swartz and explains how we reached the point where federally funded academic research came to be considered private property, and downloading that material in bulk came to be considered a federal crime. The Idealist is an important investigation of the fate of the digital commons in an increasingly corporatized Internet, and an essential look at the impact of the free culture movement on our daily lives and on generations to come.

BuzzFeed News Senior Reporter Lam Thuy Vo explains how to mine, process, and analyze data from the social web in meaningful ways with the Python programming language.Did fake Twitter accounts help sway a presidential election? What can Facebook and Reddit archives tell us about human behavior? In Mining Social Media, senior BuzzFeed reporter Lam Thuy Vo shows you how to use Python and key data analysis tools to find the stories buried in social media.Whether you're a professional journalist, an academic researcher, or a citizen investigator, you'll learn how to use technical tools to collect and analyze data from social media sources to build compelling, data-driven stories.Learn how to:  ·  Write Python scripts and use APIs to gather data from the social web  ·  Download data archives and dig through them for insights  ·  Inspect HTML downloaded from websites for useful content  ·  Format, aggregate, sort, and filter your collected data using Google Sheets  ·  Create data visualizations to illustrate your discoveries  ·  Perform advanced data analysis using Python, Jupyter Notebooks, and the pandas library  ·  Apply what you've learned to research topics on your ownSocial media is filled with thousands of hidden stories just waiting to be told. Learn to use the data-sleuthing tools that professionals use to write your own data-driven stories.

Reddit LifeProTip: If you want to learn a new language, figure out the 100 most frequently used words and start with them. Those words make up about 50% of everyday speech, and knowing the very basics will be enough to get you by. * New for 2018 – Completely revised and updated * BONUS: includes PDF version for your mobile, tablet or PC * * You get THREE basic language dictionaries in one handy book * A simple, fast, proven way to learn the language with ease * First 500 words provides 75% common usage * Easy units - your confidence grows as your vocabulary grows Key Words provide an easy route to mastering excellent language basics. Easy-to-learn Unit Structure gets you the words you need to know quickly and easily. One hundred easy-to-master units of 20 words each. Learn your chosen language quickly and simply. Contains our 3 most popular language-learning titles - Spanish Key Words, Italian Key Words and French Key Words in one great value package! Three books for less than the price of two! These words are the essential foundation stones on which you intuitively build your language framework: The first 500 words account for 75% of normal conversational usage. The full 2,000 words will equip you for nearly all word occurrences in modern usage in speech, newspapers, books, television etc. The perfect aid - to learn the language by using the simplest, most logical way to pick up a vocabulary of ten thousand words from two thousand. Key Words books present you with the 2,000 word basic vocabulary ordered by frequency of occurrence in modern usage - in one hundred simple units. The books are a learning aid benefiting from computer analysis of a million words and consist of a list of the commonest two thousand key words in the target language, with their meanings in English, arranged in decreasing order of frequency. A simple, fast, proven way to learn a new language with ease. * free PDF download details from oleanderpress.com

"You are an immortal sentenced to 1000 years of imprisonment. After 200, your prison is forgotten. After 10,000 years, it is rediscovered." One Reddit prompt, a few months of writing, and plenty of creative history later: Hyperion. Tartarus was sealed and the Titans were left, not forgotten but very much unwanted. Now, they are freed. They are in a world that they don't recognize, pursued by gods that seek their power, and very angry. After three thousand years underground they take on the challenge of this new world. In true Titan fashion, they do so head on and with no subtlety. Special thanks to all the Reddit readers who made this possible, the beta readers who made it better, and to every reader for coming along!

International Best Seller#1 Best Seller in Epic Fantasy#1 Best Seller in Dark Fantasy#1 Best Seller in Sword and SorceryGAME OF THRONES MEETS GLADIATOR...OVER 20,000,000 PAGES READ by Amazon Fantasy readersBEST NOVEL 2017 (Reddit r/Fantasy nominee)BEST DEBUT 2017 (Reddit r/Fantasy nominee)98% LIKED IT (Goodreads)The Omehi are surrounded by enemies that want them dead. They will not be easy prey.One in twenty-five hundred Omehi women are Gifted, wielding fragments of their Goddess' power and capable of controlling the world's most destructive weapon - Dragons. One in a hundred of their men has blood strong enough for the Gifted to infuse with magic, turning these warriors into near unstoppable colossi.The rest are bred to fight, ferocious soldiers fated to die in the endless war. Tau Tafari, an Omehi commoner, wants more than this, but his life is destroyed when he's betrayed by those he was born to serve.Now, with too few Gifted left and the Omehi facing genocide, Tau cares only for revenge.Following an unthinkable path, he will become the greatest swordsman to ever live, dying a hundred thousand times for the chance to kill three of his own people.Scroll to the buy button and begin what readers are calling, the best fantasy book in years.

Reddit LifeProTip: If you want to learn a new language, figure out the 100 most frequently used words and start with them. Those words make up about 50% of everyday speech, and knowing the very basics will be enough to get you by. * New for 2018 – Completely revised and updated * BONUS: includes PDF version for your mobile, tablet or PC * * You get THREE basic language dictionaries in one handy book * A simple, fast, proven way to learn the language with ease * First 500 words provides 75% common usage * Easy units - your confidence grows as your vocabulary grows Key Words provide an easy route to mastering excellent language basics. Easy-to-learn Unit Structure gets you the words you need to know quickly and easily. One hundred easy-to-master units of 20 words each. Learn your chosen language quickly and simply. Contains our 3 most popular language-learning titles - Spanish Key Words, Italian Key Words and French Key Words in one great value package! Three books for less than the price of two! These words are the essential foundation stones on which you intuitively build your language framework: The first 500 words account for 75% of normal conversational usage. The full 2,000 words will equip you for nearly all word occurrences in modern usage in speech, newspapers, books, television etc. The perfect aid - to learn the language by using the simplest, most logical way to pick up a vocabulary of ten thousand words from two thousand. Key Words books present you with the 2,000 word basic vocabulary ordered by frequency of occurrence in modern usage - in one hundred simple units. The books are a learning aid benefiting from computer analysis of a million words and consist of a list of the commonest two thousand key words in the target language, with their meanings in English, arranged in decreasing order of frequency. A simple, fast, proven way to learn a new language with ease. * free PDF download details from oleanderpress.com

2017 Eisner Award Nominee—Best Humor PublicationNo one does comics like Jim Benton. His creativity and artistry have led to the monster success of It's Happy Bunny and Dear Dumb Diary, and his standalone strips have topped Reddit's comics section for years.Jim Benton's first cartoon collection was nominated for an Eisner. This new volume collects more of Jim's most popular strips from Reddit, shining a light on talking animals, relationships, fart jokes, and death. From whimsical to cutting, from gross to poignant, Benton's grasp of the form is on full and hilarious display. 

Reddit horror sensation Dathan Auerbach delivers a devilishly dark novel about a young boy who goes missing, and the brother who won't stop looking for him.Eric disappeared when he was three years old. Ben looked away for only a second at the grocery store, but that was all it took. His brother was gone. Vanished right into the sticky air of the Florida Panhandle. They say you've got only a couple days to find a missing person. Forty-eight hours to conduct searches, knock on doors, and talk to witnesses. Two days to tear the world apart if there's any chance of putting yours back together. That's your window.That window closed five years ago, leaving Ben's life in ruins. He still looks for his brother. Still searches, while his stepmother sits and waits and whispers for Eric, refusing to leave the house that Ben's father can no longer afford. Now twenty and desperate for work, Ben takes a night stock job at the only place that will have him: the store that blinked Eric out of existence.Ben can feel that there's something wrong there. With the people. With his boss. With the graffitied baler that shudders and moans and beckons. There's something wrong with the air itself. He knows he's in the right place now. That the store has much to tell him. So he keeps searching. Keeps looking for his baby brother, while missing the most important message of all. That he should have stopped looking.