The Associated Press reports on Random House’s plan to expand their eBook offerings from 8,000 to 15,000 titles.
The E-Book Specialist This Way Comes
XML Is Not Enough
For a clear explanation of why XML is being championed as the greatest thing for publishing since Gutenberg (version 1.0), Book Brunch has a great explanation of both the Start with XML project and a gently expansive view of Move Towards Semantic.
Random House Changes E-Book Royalty Structure
2009 Conferences: Mark Your Calendar
500,000 Readers Agree...
In just four months, Stanza, the free eReader application for the iPhone and and iPod touch has been downloaded more than half a million time, Galley Cat reports.
Go Viral, Get Paid
Attributor, a company that makes its money helping publishers of web content attach ad revenue to their offerings, put dollars to speculation in a just released study.
Explaining Bibliographic Data
If you’re like me and ever had the experience of trying to explain what you do at a cocktail party, only to be met with confused/bored/pitying looks, you’ll like Ehren Cheung’s ‘what the heck does a publishing house need with a bibliographic coordinator’ post at Dundurn Press.
Now we just need one for supply chain innovation.
