TweetHarperCollins' policy to restrict e-book use in libraries (to 26 loans per e-book) has many librarians set to boycott HarperCollins e-books, reports the NY Times As Library E-Books Live Long, Publisher Sets Expiration Date (Julie Bosman, 3-14-11). Some librarians welcome the Read More
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Librarians feel gobsmacked by HarperCollins restriction on e-book loans
March 15, 2011
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Will the e-book revolution have the same effect the paperback revolution did?
March 14, 2011
TweetI was fascinated by Mike Shatzkin's March 13 blog post on The Shatzkin Files, Ebooks are making me recall the history of mass-market publishing, a history of how the mass-market paperback revolution changed book publishing, comparing Read More
Nathan Bransford explains the e-book price wars
March 11, 2011
TweetIn his piece on Why Some E-Books Cost More Than the Hardcover, former agent Nathan Bransford provides an excellent history and explanation of the price wars publishers are fighting with the online gorilla, Amazon, to preserve the value of e-books and level the playing field, so that brick and Read More
Should I work for free?
March 9, 2011
Still smiling about designer Jessica Hische's amusing and all-too-realistic pieces of graphic humor:
Should I work for free?
Invoice for ruining my day
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Should I work for free?
Invoice for ruining my day
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Margaret Atwood on The Publishing Pie
March 5, 2011
If you catch nothing else from the fascinating O'Reilly Tools of Change conference 2011, listen to this keynote address: Margaret Atwood on The Publishing Pie: An Author's View (on YouTube). This annual conferences explores emerging trends in digital Read More