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"With the e-book market growing fast, it might be understandable if Internet-loving tech addicts never picked up another paper-based book again; but what if that book was based on your Facebook account? That's exactly what Book of Fame is promising.\r\n\r\nCreated by Belgian creative agency Boondoggle LifeLabs, Book of Fame is a plain paper notebook, with Facebook status messages from you and your friends printed at the foot of each page.\r\n\r\nIt sounds simple, but it could be a good way of immortalising those quickly-forgotten status updates. As the sales pitch says:\r\n&amp;quot;Little thoughts, great ideas, ordinary, everyday things... Facebook users share at least a few times a week new posts with the world. Messages are forgotten after a week, a day or even an hour. In your personal BookofFame those pieces of Facebook history are printed in black and white. Great to remember and wander back in time.&amp;quot;\r\nTwo different options are available, a 320 page paperback book for $14 plus shipping or a 200 page hardcover for $18 plus shipping.\r\n\r\nIf you'd prefer to immortalise your tweets, Boondoggle offers a Twitter option in TweetNoteBook, while Twournal (which we recently covered) offers a more comprehensive 'diary' of your tweets.\r\n\r\nWouldn't it be ironic if the only use we have for paper books in the future is to archive our online interactions?\r\n\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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