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Publications Resource Sheet 2020

September 24, 2020

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Publishing Trends presents a new sheet: a roundup of publications and publishing-related resources useful to professionals across the industry. Each listed name is a clickable hyperlink that will take you directly to the appropriate website. We welcome your thoughts and feedback about this sheet and resources we may have missed. To download a PDF of…Continue Reading

Posted in Contact Sheets • Tagged A Different Stripe, Adazing Blog, Aeon, Author Marketing Experts, BBC Books, Benedict Evans, Book Riot, BookEnds, Bookforum, BookPage, Bookreporter, BoSacksThe Passive Voice, Brain Pickings, BuzzFeed, CB Insights, CreativeMornings, Deadline Hollywood Books, Digiday, Electric Literature, Epic Reads, Foreword Reviews, Future Proof, HubSpot, IBPA, Jane Friedman, Joe Wikert's DisruptorFest, JSTOR Daily, Kindlepreneur Social Pro Daily, Kirkus Reviews, largehearted boy, LitChat, LitHub, London Review of Books, Magellan Media Partners, Mashable, Media Matters for America, Mediaite, New York Review of Books, New York Times Book Review, Nieman Journalism LabNYU Pub Posts, NPR, NYC Media Lab, Only Dead Fish, Personanondata, Poynter, PR Week US, PRNEWS, Publishers Lunch, Publishers Marketplace, Publishers Weekly, Publishing Perspectives, Publishing Trends, Query Shark, Query Tracker, R Lab, ReadWriteWeb, Ron Charles, Shelf Awareness, Slate Books, Smith Publicity, Social Media Today, Sprout Social, Stratechery, TechCrunch, Technology • Innovation • Publishing, Teleread, The Book Bench, The Book Dilettante, The Booklist Reader, The Brown Bookshelf, The Digital Reader, The Idea, The Interface, The Paris Review, The Shatzkin Files, The Verge, TheMillions.com, VentureBeat, Vox Books, Writer Beware

People Roundup, August 2012

August 1, 2012

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PEOPLE Director at Janklow & Nesbit Tina Bennett has joined William Morris Endeavor‘s literary division as a partner in the New York office. She was at J&N for seventeen years and joins Eric Simonoff, who left Janklow for WME in 2009. Perseus Books Group’s VP Corporate Strategy & Business Development Clare Peeters, has left the company to join…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Albert Whitman, Amanda Pritzker, Amazon, Amber Lotus Publishing, Argo Navis, Axel Johnson, Beijing International Book Fair 2012, Bloomsbury, Book Industry Study Group (BISG), book view, Bookseller, Brian Phair, Brick House, Bumbershoot, Cathy Goldsmith, Children's Book Writers and Illustrators Conference, Christina Malach, Chronicle Books, Clare Peeters, Claudia Gabel, Courtney Snyder, Crown, Dan Eldridge, Derek Stordahl, Disney/Hyperion, Don Weisberg, Eric Huang, Eric Simonoff, F&W, FremantleMedia, Futurebook, Graham Barry, Grand Central, Greg Anastas, HarperCollins, It Books, Janklow & Nesbit, Jason Zamajtuk, Jeff Tahler, Jeffrey Levine, Jenni Ferrari-Adler, Karen Wojtyla, Karin Schulze, Katherine Tegen Books, Kathy Smith, Keating Literary, Ken Wright, Kristin Ostby, Liber International, Little Brown Book, Lucas Hilbert, Margaret K. McEldrerry Book, Mark Chait, Mark Schoenwald, Mary Ann Naples, McGraw-Hill Professional, Meg Leder, Mercury Ellis, Moscow International Book Fair, NAIBA, NAL/Dutton, NEIBA, Neill Denny, Nellie Kurtzman, New York International Gift Fair, Nick Small, NYU-SCPS Advanced Publishing Institute (API) Studies in Digital Book Strategy, OpenSky, Paul Biba, People Roundup, Perigee, Perseus Books Group, Peter Gethers, Philip Jones, Portfolio/Sentinel, Potter Craft, Rachel Berkowitz, Random House Television, Random/Golden, Regina Hayes, Robin Corey, Robin Corey Books at Random House, S&S, Sabrina McCarthy, Sally Wofford Girand, Scott MacDonald, Seale Ballenger, SIBA Fall Trade Show, Sterling, Teleread, Theory and Practices of Digital Libraries (TPDL) Conference, Thomas Nelson, Tina Bennett, Tony Optican, Union Literary, Viking Children, Watson-Guptill, William Morris Endeavor, William Morrow, Writers House, Zola Books, Zondervan

Trendspotting 2009: David Rothman’s Predictions

January 1, 2009

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David Rothman Founder, Teleread.org Sure, Oprah loves the Kindle, Amazon’s gizmo for reading electronic books, even if it looks a bit like a Soviet-made adding machine. And a second model probably will be on the way—in fact, perhaps two. We just might see an econo-Kindle and a large-screened version for students. Forbes is so excited…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Adobe, Amazon, Android, David Rothman, digital rights management, DRM, EPUB, eReader, Forbes, Google, Jeff Bezos, Kindle, Oprah, Pan Macmillan, Plastic Logic, Sony Reader, Stanza, Teleread, Tools of Change

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