Found a story about independent booksellers and their attempts at survival on Studio 360.
It's not all new stuff (in fact, several things we've talked about in class pop up), but worth knowing this stuff is part of the discussion out there.
Showing posts with label print vs. pixels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print vs. pixels. Show all posts
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
DODOcases for Kindles & iPads
I saw someone using one of these on the Metro on my way to class on Monday.
Perusing the site, I think it's an interesting way to keep traditional bookbinding methods alive while still finding a way to serve readers....
Perusing the site, I think it's an interesting way to keep traditional bookbinding methods alive while still finding a way to serve readers....
Labels:
books,
design,
dodocase,
e-books,
iPad,
Kindle,
print vs. pixels,
washington dc
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Amazon Strikes Again
So I saw this entry on one of my favorite author blogs.
It brings up an interesting question -- what happens to your marketing efforts when you don't really have a hard-and-fast "release date" anymore, if the eBook version suddenly drops unexpectedly early?
(N.B.: What I don't know is if this was in fact Baen's original plan, in which case it's likely more a matter of "it would have been nice to keep everyone in the loop" than anything else.)
Thoughts?
It brings up an interesting question -- what happens to your marketing efforts when you don't really have a hard-and-fast "release date" anymore, if the eBook version suddenly drops unexpectedly early?
(N.B.: What I don't know is if this was in fact Baen's original plan, in which case it's likely more a matter of "it would have been nice to keep everyone in the loop" than anything else.)
Thoughts?
Labels:
author blog,
book release,
ebooks,
marketing,
print vs. pixels
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