The issue of what, and more importantly how children will read in the future is a battle – not just for hearts and minds, but also for attention spans. In this, the second of this three-part post, I’ll outline how I believe this change in reading will shape publishing as we know it, and how those of us working…
I’m going to post this in three parts – blogging is meant to be an exercise in short, sharp writing and I’m tackling a complicated issue. That brevity in writing will be part of what I want to talk about. In this post, I’d like to put forward an outline of what publishing has been up until now, and…
Charles Stross’s blog and the discussion about how to make a living in the new world of digital publishing.
I was reading Eoin Purcell’s post on the problem bookshops are faced with as they lose more and more customers to online booksellers, both for print and digital books. Actually, he was passing on a point made by another blogger, Seth Godin (Is this all we do in blogs now – talk about other people’s blogs?), but it amounts…
The National Campaign for the Arts, CBI’s Digital Publishing Seminar and Waterstones and the discount war.
How we’re living with technology, and how it’s evolving instead of us.
An interesting piece I found on Eoin Purcell’s blog. He’s been keeping a close eye on digital developments and posted this announcement from the New York Times recently: ‘In what it bills as an industry-defining moment — though rivals are sure to be skeptical about that — Disney Publishing plans to introduce a new subscription-based Web site. For $79.95…
Digital publishing, libraries as cool places to hang out and a dash of Mills & Boon.