some updates for the new version 0.8

content/intro.txt

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 Typefaces\\*
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-Limousine, by OSP Foundry\\*  
+Crickx, by OSP Foundry\\*  
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 HK Grotesk, by Alfredo Marco Pradil\\*
 Linux Libertine, by Philipp H. Poll
 
 Greyscale Press\\*
-ISBN-13: 978-2-940561-02-5
+ISBN-13: 978-2-940561-04-9

content/manifestos/2015-open-web-index.txt

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Open Web Index Manifesto
 
-## 1. One search engine is not enough!
+## One search engine is not enough!
 
 Europe’s digital economy and civil society are virtually dependent on non-European businesses. This is particularly evident with regard to search engines, the cornerstone of our digital information infrastructure. Google currently dominates the market, leading to dependencies and economic damage that are no longer acceptable.
 
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Such a situation contradicts the pluralism of our Western democratic societies.
 
 The market has failed in this respect. For more than ten years, we have been dependent on a single search engine, and no other company has been able to challenge it. We do not foresee the market regulating itself in the future.
 
-## 2. An open index of the web would set the stage for information autonomy in europe’s economy and society
+## An open index of the web would set the stage for information autonomy in europe’s economy and society
 
 Restoring choice to the search engine market will mean putting prerequisites in place at the European level as a foundation for pluralism and competing search engines. Merely establishing a publicly funded competing search engine would not be appropriate, as this would only create a further monolithic structure.
 
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The open source, open access and open data communities were essential to enablin
 
 To be clear, we are not seeking a government-funded alternative search engine – we want to enable innovation in the business world and civil society by providing searchable web data.
 
-## 3. Our objective: an EU-funded global index of the web
+## Our objective: an EU-funded global index of the web
 
 The key to a European digital information infrastructure would be an EU-funded, global, searchable index of the web open to competing companies, institutions and civil-society actors.
 

content/manifestos/9999-end.txt

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Version 0.4 - June 2015
 Version 0.5 - September 2015    
 Version 0.6 - February 14 2016    
 Version 0.7 - February 18 2016     
-Version 0.8 (current) released April 02 2016
+Version 0.8 (current) released July 21 2016
 
 Greyscale Press
 

notes/specifications.md

@@ -12,22 +12,24 @@ The present edition (as of February 2016) includes writings by VNS Matrix, Aaron
 
 ## Size: 
 
-4.25" x 6.88" (10.80 x 17.48 cm)
+4.25" x 6.875" (10.80 x 17.48 cm)
 Black & White on Cream paper
 140 pages
 
 ## BISAC Category:
 
-Political Science / Political Freedom
+Computers / Internet / General
 
 ## ISBN: 
 
 First version: 978-2-940561-00-1 (discarded)
 
-Current version: 978-2-940561-02-5    
+Version 0.1 to 0.7: 978-2-940561-02-5    
 ISBN-13: 9782940561025    
 ISBN-10: 2940561028
 
+Version 0.8 : 978-2-940561-04-9
+
 ## Pricing: 
 
 5.99 USD 

templates/customV2.latex

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