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Continue reading →: Go Read This | The Problem Is: Publisher’s Don’t Read eBooks! « An American Editor
Quite the issue this. This is the problem with ebooks. Publishers, editors, and authors treat them as Cinderella stepchildren — as a way to do the work of increasing revenues without being given an opportunity to shine on their own — you know, scrub my floors, make them shine, but…
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Continue reading →: Go Read This | Rethinking the Publishing Company | Booksquare
This sounds about right! Our thoroughly modern editor will sometimes go by the the name project developer. Rightly so. Even today, books are projects. Acquisition, editing, artwork, production, marketing…all of these are part of the final product that is known as a book. This project must be shepherded through the…
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Continue reading →: Go Read This | The REAL ‘Stuff White People Like’ « OkTrends
I’m lucky enough to know very little about the online dating world or what it can teach us, that said, finding a new source of data about self expressed interests IS a fascinating thing. The folks at the OKTrends blog from OKCupid have a thoroughly interesting post about the differences…
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Continue reading →: Go Read This | Sounding the Revolution « The Scholarly Kitchen
This is just one part of a rather great article, but it’s the part that struck me! The whole piece is well worth reading! In addition to a much faster rate of adoption there is a second important distinction to be made between the print and Internet revolutions. The print…
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Continue reading →: The line between book and Internet will disappear – O’Reilly Radar
Honestly think this is inescapable. Think in truth it has been pretty obviously the future for some time. O’m not sure it will come quickly though, more likely very slowly and in fits and starts. I also expert print to persist though and I’d not be surprised to see ebooks…
