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Censorship Be Damned: Fifty Shades of Grey Makes Its Way Into China Despite the lack of a publisher and censorship issues, pirated copies of “Fifty Shades of Grey” are proving popular at Chinese online bookstores.… |
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Three new digital magazines from Europe: all three promote products or events, but take varied approaches to the new publishing platform The Newsstand remains a very busy place as publishers, start-ups, citizen publishers, and brands rush to launch publications. Three new apps from Europe show not only the variety of design approaches possible, but also the business models, as well. Festivalguide… |
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Wheels Australia Magazine draws inspiration from other native tablet editions to produce a unique Newsstand version of its popular automotive print magazine It has probably always been the case that the most influential media products are not always the most popular at any give time. The best selling album of 1965 was the soundtrack to Mary Poppins, not Rubber Soul, for instance.… |
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Script Lit Takes Would-Be Screenplays & Makes Them eBooks Do you like reading movie scripts? Check out Script Lit, a new series of unproduced screenplays that have been adapted as eBook novellas. |
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No, Bonnier’s sale of its Parenting Group is not a sign of the death of print… because the market for print isn’t dying, its shrinking (and the industry is making it worse) Three years ago I speculated about the possible ramifications of the new tablet publishing platform and what it may mean for print publishers. Due to the weak economy I said that, as we moved forward, we may begin to see… |
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Innovation Taking the Publishing Business Beyond Borders Smart publishers are thinking of their business as global instead of local. This may come as a surprise to some who see it as a novelty instead of the norm.… |
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As Kids’ On-Screen Reading Overtakes Print, Outcome is Worrisome The UK’s National Literacy Trust reveals that children’s on-screen reading has overtaken reading in print. But screen-only readers appear to struggle more and enjoy it less.… |
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Publishing Perspectives Asks: Is It Really All’s Well That Ends Well? Publishing Perspectives’ “The Play’s The Thing,” online reading group begins is reading of Shakespeare’s “All’s Well That Ends Well.”… |
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New L.A. comedy magazine app, Far Gone, has a rough start to its life inside the Apple Newsstand What is it about comedy magazines and app problems? Paperweight, the digital magazine from writer/editor Chris Duffy and designer/ developer Brain Perry, needed a couple of weeks to work out its issues before the app corrected its subscription problems (I’m… |
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The New Yorker launches Strongbox, a secure way to send documents and messages to the magazine Have we really reached the point where this is necessary? I guess the sad answer is yes. Today The New Yorker announced the launch of Strongbox, a place where people can send documents and messages to the magazine’s staff with,… |
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Book Marketing Q&A: Jeff Yamaguchi Talks Advertising Jeffrey Yamaguchi, Director of Digital Marketing at Abrams Books, talks about what today’s book marketers need in their toolbox to execute successful advertising campaigns.… |
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More proof of the disruptive power of the tablets… Posted strictly for your edification. Hammacher Schlemmer introduces the iPad Commode Caddy NEW YORK, May 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Continuing its 165-year history of offering the Best, the Only and the Unexpected, Hammacher Schlemmer introduces The iPad Commode Caddy, a… |
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