My Telegraph column today (read it here) concerns ongoing efforts by New Hampshire libraries to provide downloadable books to borrow. They’ve had digital audiobooks for years, and recently started e-books - but they’re not compatible with Kindle or iPad, so the non-dead-tree reading audience  is a bit limited.

A good friend of mine died recently (I’ll be flying to his funeral soon; not much posting from me this weekend) and his friends from around the world have been commiserating at his Facebook page. Which leads to the question: What happens to it?
It can be turned into a memorial page, if the family wishes. [...]

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation is starting a Twitter feed for I-93 traffic alerts, (http://twitter.com/nhdoti93) which makes a lot of sense (although they add sternly, “NHDOT strongly encourages motorists to use this new service responsibly” - meaning, I think, Don’t Tweet And Drive!).
They say they’ll be adding more heavily trafficked roads as time goes [...]