Todays links of interest:
- Judith Krug, founder of Banned Books Week, dies
Sad news indeed. - Baker Taylor Signs with LibreDigital for E-Books, Starts Digital Media Services Group
Likely a long time coming, finally happened. - Don’t Jump To Conclusions About Amazon Homophobia
The real issue is the glitch covered such a wide range of books with only a few specific themes in common. - Brave New Bluenoses
Mike Cane, who took the weekend off from Twitter, shares his thoughts on reliance on convenience over principle. - The Bookish Community Is A Passionate Place Other Lessons From The Twittersphere
Kat Meyer, blogging at Follow the Reader, offers strong advice to the publishing community about managing your public relations. - Amazon calls mistake ’embarrassing and ham-fisted’
Amazon’s response.
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Kat Meyer // Apr 14, 2009 at 12:26 am
woot to you ms. Krozser. The fact that you mention my blog post aside, I am really digging on your round up of posts. I think I may be adding you to my very exclusive list of bloggers whose round up lists actually rock. Sometimes the round up is a big waste of blogosphere space. And I’ve complained about this to some bloggers who i otherwise love, but — you are pretty consistently very good at finding both the good stuff that might otherwise go unnoticed, and the “goodest of stuff-that-may-have-already-gotten-noticed-yet-deserves-more-notice” type stuff. IMHO – it’s: you; Mark Athitakis; Sarah Weinman; and a few others who i won’t mention until they get more consistent. Point being: in this age of diminishing ability to read RSS feeds, finding good roundups is way important. BS rocks in this respect. Rock on, BS. Rock. on.