It is once again PubFight season, where usually friendly coworkers turn into bitter enemies. But this year, we’re changing because the industry is changing and we’ve adopted digital catalogues on CataList.
PubFight: Hopes and Dreams
PubFight. This is serious business around these parts.
Like the intern before me, I had heard of PubFight from my days in Ryerson and my first days here at BookNet. But to hear about a fight club and to actually join a fight club are two entirely different games.
Baptism by Fire: PubFighting with BNC Staffers
Da PubFight Is On!
I’ll admit it I’ve never won PubFight, I’m last in my fantasy baseball pool and I didn’t win my hockey pool either, but hope springs eternal. Tis a new season and all past out-of-stock-transgressions are forgotten. My new mantra this year…’Keep’em in stock’.
Web-First Workflow: Confluence Proof-of-Concept
Back in May, Noah blogged about the potential for Confluence by Atlassian to work as a web-first xml workflow solution. His post put Confluence up alongside WordPress from SFU’s Book of MPub (full disclosure: I worked with John Maxwell in 2009 on Start With the Web and still do some related work today) as a contender. Really, any CMS/wiki can work, it’s just a matter of how well it works and whether it works for you.
Printed Catalogues Makin’ My Life Difficult
PubFight in the News
PersonaNonData interviews our very own CEO, Michael Tamblyn, about the past, present and future of PubFighting in Canada (and beyond?).
