Today’s links of interest:
- Google to Digitize Newspaper Archives
This is very good news. - Adobe Unveils E-book Updates
While we are enthusiastic about the idea of Content Server, we remained underwhelmed by the !@#$ complexity of using Digital Edition. Hopefully, the new version will improve the experience. - Rowling Wins Potter Lexicon Suit
Ah, nice. A ruling that reflects the complexities of this case, something not as cut and dried as some would have implied. - TOW Books: How to fail at publishing a whole new way
John Warner, guesting at maudnewton.com, talks about the challenges facing a new publisher, including rising above the noise. He also introduces a new initiative to get books and readers and buzz together. Go ahead, read on, there’s some free book love going on here! - The Summer of POD
2008: the year that print-on-demand comes into its own. - Sony Donates 100 Readers to Penn State Study
Study of ereader use in higher education environment. Cool. - Publishing Industry Now Stable With Modest Decline?
The lagging economy catches up with the publishing biz. - Robert Giroux, Editor, Publisher and Nurturer of Literary Giants, Is Dead at 94
Rest in peace. - New E-Newspaper Reader Echoes Look of the Paper
Bigger, bolder, and all that. - 40 years of Booker prize judges dish the dirt
A behind-the-scenes look at a messy process.
It’s entirely possible I’m the only one *not* to know this. But do you also write for Medialoper?
You:
New E-Newspaper Reader Echoes Look of the Paper
Bigger, bolder, and all that.
Google to Digitize Newspaper Archives
This is very good news.
Medialoper:
New E-Newspaper Reader Echoes Look of the Paper
Bigger, bolder, and all that.
Google to Digitize Newspaper Archives
This is very good news.
Mike, yes, you have caught us out. I write for both sites. ML people write here as well. We are sister publications (or very close friends or long-time debate partners, depending on the topic and writer).