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Saturday 11th February |
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Opinion
The Power Of Paper In A Digital Era As more and more archives are digitised, with many benefits, it's worth being reminded of the value of traditional records
Better Read Than Dead Dan Jarvis MP on the battle to save our libraries
When Will Big Publishers Speak Out About Amazon? Finally, a big player has responded logically to Amazon but . . .
Publishing's Ecosystem On The Brink: The Backstory The book industry is in play, and has been for a while
Shatzkin: Big-six Run By Smartest, Most Innovative Publishers but they are in a very, very difficult position
Is This A Golden Era For Scottish Literature? Is Scottish writing in an especially healthy state right now? And if so, why?
Why Some Book Buyers Are Increasingly Resistant To E-readers Why are avid book buyers — those who buy at least ten books a year — are increasingly resistant to e-readers
No SOPA, But OPEN Maybe? Piracy victims: Does no one speak for them?
Current Phase Of Ebook Development Is About Making Heavy Readers, Heavy Ereaders Confusing Statistics And What They Might Mean
No More E-Books Vs. Print Books Arguments, OK? You don't have to be a print book person or an e-book person
Literary Vs. Commercial Have you written Literary fiction or Commercial fiction?
It's Not The Medium - It's The Market If Barnes & Noble's future is tied to that of the print book publishing houses, then Barnes & Noble is doomed
Angry Birds boss: 'Piracy may not be a bad thing' 'It can get us more business'
Poet Laureate compared to writers of 'Mills & Boon' Criticised for her eagerness to 'democratise' the art form
Cheap And Over-priced? Publishers are allowing e-book price deflation to dictate the whole book market
The Costa Short Story Prize Is Not Enough We are overdue a high-profile award for this neglected form, but we need more than a token, niche gong for a single story
Writing Books Is Tennis For The Brain So, Jonathan Franzen fears printed books are going to disappear and Ewan Morrison predicts an e-publishing bubble that's going to end somewhere between sub-prime mortgages and tulip fever, ruining lives and crashing banks – I exaggerate, but then so do they
Cost cut or invest? The WHSmith choice WHSmith's cost-cutting strategy has worked well so far, but when is the tipping point set to happen?
How Can We Make Every Day A World Book Day? 'Schools need more time for reading aloud, choosing and sharing the pleasure of reading books and not just extracts'
Will Amazon Kill Publishing? In a financial arms race, publishers simply can't beat Amazon's arsenal
Apple's Ibooks Push Raises 6 Big Questions About The Future Of E-publishing Everything is up for grabs
Barnes & Noble: Its Time To Disrupt The Industry! A radical, three-step suggestion for William Lynch, CEO of B&N
Publishers Sour On Tablet As Reading Platform, Survey Says Publishers are pessimistic that tablets will provide readers with an enticing reading platform
The self-epublishing bubble All of this ebook talk is becoming a business in itself
The Price Of Illiteracy New research from the World Literacy Foundation says that poor reading skills are costing the UK economy more than £81 billion a year |
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