Frankfurt Book Fair: Beyond the hype Kansas City Star Sandwiched between the big international bestsellers are books that deserve a second look by estimable publishers or small presses without big marketing budgets. Here at the biggest publishing event of the year, where foreign rights are sold worldwide ... | |||
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'Publishers should learn from authors' Times of India These though are challenging and exciting times for the desi publishing industry. It needs the vigour of youth and their enthusiasm to think out of the box and steer it forward. Remaindered books, poor and mismanaged supply chain, lack of fresh talent ... | |||
Children's/YA Market Growth "Stunted" in 2012 by Borders Group Closure MarketWatch (press release) STAMFORD, CT, Oct 13, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- A recent report by media and publishing forecast firm Simba Information expects the growth of the multibillion-dollar children's and young adult publishing market in the US will be stunted in 2012 ... | |||
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Best-selling authors also cousins Rockford Register Star They are also best-selling authors. After leading lives in the corporate atmosphere, they each embraced the world of writing and, since their first books were published in the 1990s, now have a combined total of 24 published novels to their credit. ... | |||
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Speier co-authors bill to allow 'Amazon tax' San Jose Mercury News By Josh Richman California and other states could move ahead with making online retailers such as Amazon collect and remit sales taxes even if the companies don't have physical presences in those states, under a new bipartisan bill co-authored by a Bay ... | |||
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New Open Access Books – Freshly Pressed | InTechWeb Blog By Drazen Prastalo 19 new open access books have just been uploaded to our reading platform. With a base of more than 700 books, InTech places itself as the world leader in publishing highly specialized open access books in science, technology and ... InTechWeb Blog | |||
The Nakba Review of Books, at last By Philip Weiss Kudos to the New York Review of Books. In a continuing effort to rethink the conflict, spry editor Robert Silvers has published an important review of David Grossman's novel, To the End of the Land, by Patricia Storace. The publication. Mondoweiss | |||
Books-a-Million joins DC book removal over Kindle deal | The Beat By The Beat Make no mistake that lowering the prices of standard Kindles and releasing Kindle Fire has fundamentally shifted the book publishing game (as well as the comics game). DC can afford to havebooks returned from B&N and BAM because they ... The Beat | |||
Fotolia and Silicon Publishing Release CS5 Plug-in ... By Zoltan Arva-Toth Fotolia and Silicon Publishing have released an extension to Adobe Creative Suite (CS) that allows designers to access Fotolia's library of over 14 million images, directly within Adobe Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator. Photography Blog - News | |||
First Lady Ann Scott Hosts Florida Children's Authors at Mansion By tuppsj “I am pleased to welcome a few of my new favorite Florida children's authors to the Mansion today to share their books with me and local children,” First Lady Ann Scott said. “I want to recognize these and other Florida authors for their great ... Florida Governor Rick Scott | |||
Steve Kettmann: Worried About the "Death" of Books? Then Give ... By Steve Kettmann Whatever the truth about the future of books, media speculation about "the death of the book" is hard to avoid. In a Los Angeles Review of Books essay published in April 2011 under the title "The Death of the Book," Ben Ehrenreich noted that ... The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
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Frankfurt Book Fair: Beyond the hype
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