It’s been a big year for territory shifting in property rights, market share and pricing power dynamics. Who better to help me explain it than my old friends, cowboys, ninjas, and bears?
Mark Leslie Lefebvre 2009 in Review: Plus ça Change, Plus c'est la Même Chose
Mark Leslie Lefebvre is a blogger, a writer and an innovative bookseller at McMaster University. There’s a rumour going around that he also plays a mean jazz flute.
Deanna McFadden 2009 in Review: Panic on the Streets of...Well...Everywhere
Deanna McFadden, Marketing Manager, Digital Content and Strategy at HarperCollins Canada, makes her digital home at tragicrighthip.blogspot.com and is a friend to woodland creatures, great and small.
Julie Wilson 2009 in Review: Conversation, Community, and Output
Guest blogger Julie Wilson aka The Book Madam aka Seen Reading’s Literary-Voyeur-in-Chief aka the co-founder of the Advent Book Blog may or may not have invented the word smitten. It’s a really, really good word.
Sean Cranbury 2009 in Review: Recoil!
Our guest blogger for this post is Sean Cranbury, the intrepid book lover behind Advent Book Blog and Books on the Radio. When Sean’s not fighting lions, tigers and bears in the wilds of Vancouver, he’s fearlessly finding new ways to promote great books.
Whirled 2009 in Review: Waving Goodbye Via Google Wave
Mark Bertils 2009 in Review: Ebooks—20 Years To Become an Overnight Success
The following post is written by our guest blogger, Mark Bertils, who, when he’s not leaping over buildings in a single bound, blogs over at http://indexmb.com/.
BIC Releases Recommendations for E-Book IDs
Book Industry Communication (the UK equivalent of BNC or the BISG) has released their recommendations on dealing with ISBN assignment for e-books.
