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Opinion
Why Foreign Rights Are A Big Deal For Small Publishers Foreign translation rights are a highly rewarding aspect of the publishing process
S*** Agents And Editors Say Everybody from aspiring writers to publishing professionals can find something to smile about
What Are My Chances Of Seeing The Money Owed Me For 52 Self-published Books I Sold To Borders In The Fall Of 2010? Bob Welch: Frustration arrives with Borders deal
The Way We Live Now? Follow the money trail back to Anthony Trollope
Traditional Publishers Should Learn From Self-publishers Does self-publishing represent a threat to traditional publishers, or perhaps an opportunity?
Taslima Nasrin attacks 'cancer' of censorship in Indian society The growing 'appetite for censorship' in India which has prevented her own book launch
Where E-books Fall Short, Print Delivers Publishers are going back to the drawing board to see where they can innovate with printed books to keep readers interested
Why Is It More Interesting To Spend An Evening With This Book Than A Beautiful Woman? A Dell Book Comparison Test Chart
The Future Of Academic Publishing Most uncertain times in living memory for academic publishing
Closing Libraries? Now That's Crazy Local Government Association blithely maintains that "closure of a library does not automatically mean a decrease in access to library services"
Beloved Librarian Who Signed With Amazon: 'The Vehemence Surprised Me' Nancy Pearl not sure she'd do it again
French-style tax breaks are not the way to save the UK's small bookshops Subsidies cannot, and should not, save independent shops
Amazon Vs. Big Publishing: 800 Lbs Vs. 798 Lbs. Amazon is gearing up to challenge the publishing world on its own turf: the signing of and creation of big-name authors
Bookstores' Decision Not To Carry Amazon Books Could Be Wise Move Are Barnes & Noble, Books a Million, and Indigo making a wise move by not carrying the books from Amazon's publishing arm?
5 Career Tips To Survive Publishing's Digital Shift Shift, don't Drift
Librarians: A Dying Breed? Will librarians go the way of the travel agent?
Publishing 2.0: Content Is Marketing, Profits Come From The Packaging from the moving-with-the-times dept
Facts Are The Only Basis For Management In Publishing The Book Industry's Moneyball
Best (US) (Big) Publishing Companies to Work For Those working at places like Random House, John Wiley, Oxford University Press and Penguin might be a bit more delighted than their colleagues at other publishers
The Editor And His Importance, Especially Now The importance of the editor as publishing moves to the digital platform
Fighting piracy without DRM is not always successful Fortunately, there's a growing number of non-DRM related options out there that'll stymy piracy while respect the rights of their paying users
Are We Verging On A Digital Rights War? Now that the stakes are higher — e-books have, finally, tipped — it's likely publishers will be more willing to invest in litigation
Books May Be Better Objects but E-Books Are Better Tools
E-books Allow The Return Of The Pulps I must say that The Guardian seems rather sniffy about this
Is The Time Right For Bundling? While the major houses show little interest, others are eager to test the market |
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