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• Borders Partners With Kobo to Deliver E-books
• Oxford University Press and CCC Provide University Customers With Expanded Reuse Rights
• Simon & Schuster Author Partners With Amazon on E-books
• Survey Finds Consumers Buying Less Books Due to Current Economy
• Scribd Signs E-book Deal with Wiley
• How a Self-Published Book Became a Best-seller
• New Notion Ink Android SmartPad Could Give E-readers a Run for Their Money
• PBC Speakers Announced: Execs from HarperCollins, Oxford University Press, Pearson, DailyLit Highlight Lineup
• Trade E-book Sales Record 254% Jump in October
• mediaIDEAS, Publishing Executive and Book Business Announce the TH(ink) E-readers 2010 Summit
• Social Media, Author Contracts and Vendor Management Among Issues to be Addressed at PBC
• Google Book Project Tries to Placate the Critics: Will It Be Enough?
• Springer Science + Business Media to Be Sold
• Sony's Switch to Epub Ebooks Format on Friday
• Sony to Re-launch eBook Store This Week
• Random House CEO Announces Restructuring of Crown Publishing Group
• Baker & Taylor to Launch "Next Big Thing" in E-books
• DailyLit Moves to All Free Content
• Book Industry Reaches Significant Environmental Milestone
• Editor's Note: Publishing Business Conference & Expo Announces Keynote Event - A Q&A With Steve Forbes
• Rivr Media Blends Books and Television to Encourage Young Readers
• Editor's Note : Twitter: I'm Addicted, but With Good Reason
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• Digital Directions : 8 Tips for Driving Digital Change in Your Company
• Strategically Speaking : 19 Tips for Better Cash Flow Management
• Guest Column : 8 Steps to Going 'Green' Without Seeing Red
• 8 Tips for Managing Change
• 35 Tips for Crashing a Book
• Cover Story : 41 Tips for Building Online Communities
• 36 Twitter Tips for Book Publishers
• Book Industry Reaches Significant Environmental Milestone
• Execs from Greenleaf Book Group & Oxford University Press Head All-Star Conference Board
• Publishing Business Conference & Expo Announces Keynote Event - A Q&A With Steve Forbes
• Aptara Announces New Platform for Rapid, Low-Cost E-Book Production
• Google, Authors Guild Make Revisions to Settlement
• New Settlement Expected Today From Google, Publishers
• Harlequin Introduces New Digital-Only Publishing House
• Burke to Lead Strategic Growth of Scholastic.com
• Editor's Note: Upcoming 'Future of the Book' Webinar
• What's Next For Electronic Paper Display Technologies? E Ink's Sriram Peruvemba on how he expects the e-reader market to advance.
• Reed Elsevier CEO Resigns
• Judge Extends Deadline on Google Book Search Settlement
• Nearly 1,000 Book Publishing Executives Attend Book Business Magazine's Digital Content Day @ Your Desk
• Google Book Case Judge: Photographers Not Authors
• Google Book Settlement Judge: Photographers Not Authors
• Unexpected Good News from Book Publishers' 3Q Reports
• Editor's Note : Great Places to Work in Not-So-Great Times
• Guest Column : The Promise of Poetry in a Digital Age
• 2009-2010 Book Publishing Resource Guide
• Digital Directions : Are You Putting the Wrong Product in the Wrong Medium?
• Cover Story : What's F.A. Davis Doing Right?
• The Best Book Publishing Companies to Work For
• Plastic Logic and Barnes & Noble to Debut First E-reader for Business Professionals
• Former Random House Publisher Takes Over at Henry Holt
• HarperStudio Expands 'Out From the Print Book' With Vook Partnership
• FSEA Named Gold Ink 2009 Peoples Choice Award Winner
• The Magic Number of One
• How Can Publishers Successfully Use Social Media to Sell Books?
• Jane Friedman Focuses on E-books With Open Road Venture
• Thomas Nelson and Author Solutions Launch Christian Self-Publishing Imprint
• New Data Indicates Previewing Book Chapters Online Positively Impacts Sales
• Partnership Yields Opportunity for Hardcover Books-on-Demand
• Amazon Slashes Kindle's Price, Announces Global Version
• Dominie Press Wins at D&AD Awards
• Can Infobase Successfully Usher the World Almanac Into the Digital Age? President Mark McDonnell discusses purchasing the iconic brand at a challenging time for reference publishers.
• Vook and Simon & Schuster Combine Books and Video Into One New Product
• Smashwords Increases Its E-book Distribution Through Agreement With Sony
• Penguin Kicks Off Second Season of Online Network
• Editor's Note : E-books and Our Future
• Market Focus : Inside the Hispanic Book Market
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• Cover Story : Are We on the Verge of an E-book Explosion?
• Guest Column : E-books: Reading Like It’s 1999
• Strategically Speaking : Outsourcing Your Distribution—The RFP Process Made Simple
• Digital Directions : E-Reader Evolution—Should We Think Beyond Ink?
• Today's Retail Scene: Are You Prepared to Compete?
• 15 Ways to Save Time and Money in Book Production
• Jane Friedman to Keynote Publishing Business Virtual Conference
• Smashwords Signs Distribution Agreement with Sony
• O'Reilly Media and Microsoft Announce Plans to Expand Microsoft Press
• IREX Technologies Unveils Newest eReader
• Justice Department Submits Views on Proposed Google Book Search Settlement
• Barnes & Noble Apps Reach 1 Million Mark for Downloads
• Google and On Demand Books Bring 2 Million Titles Back Into Print
• Hachette Livre and Lightning Source Partner on French POD Operation
• 'The Lost Symbol' Enters Book Market with Record-Breaking Sales
• FSEA 2009 Membership Directory Named Gold Ink People's Choice Award
• Editor's Note: 'Green' Publishers to Be Honored: SustainPrint Awards Call for Nominations
• Behind IREX's Partnership With Barnes & Noble: IREX's Kevin Hamilton on how the bookseller is helping his company go head-to-head with Amazon in the e-reader market.
• Hachette Livre and Lightning Source Partner on Print-on-demand in France
• Barnes & Noble Re-Launches SparkNotes.com
• DNAML Releases New 'PDF to ePub' Software
• Deadline for Publishing Business Conference & Expo Call for Speakers Extended
• Coolerbooks.com Teams With Google Books
• Coming Soon: The "Digi-novel"
• Cover Story : 2009 Gold Ink Awards
• Editor's Note : Navigating the New Frontier
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• The Corner Office : Change, Distribution Top List of Challenges for Indie Houses
• Guest Column : Minding the Store
• Digital Directions : DRM: The Battle Observed
• Shona Burns: 2008 Publishing Executive Hall of Fame Inductee
• Hachette Livre CEO: $9.99 E-books Will Kill Hardcovers
• Scholastic Makes Progress Toward Goals for FSC-Certified and Recycled Paper Use
• IBPA, IDPF & NYCIP Support the Publishing Business Virtual Conference & Expo
• 'Twilight' Continues to Drive Profits for Hachette, Lagardere
• Sony to Offer Wireless E-Reader
• Registration Now Open for Book Business' Free Virtual Event: Digital Content Day @ Your Desk
• Editor's Note: 2010 Publishing Business Conference & Expo Call for Speakers
• With Digital Book Application Users in the Millions—and Growing Rapidly—Should You Be Offering Apps? A Q&A about Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's pioneering efforts with mobile phone e-book applications
• Google Adds EPUB Support
• E-paper Display Sales Expected to Nearly Quadruple This Year
• 2010 Publishing Business Conference & Expo Call for Speakers
• Registration Now Open for Digital Content Day @ Your Desk
• October is National Reading Group Month
• Sony to Debut Wireless E-reader in December
• IREX Technologies Partners with Barnes & Noble on Upcoming E-reader
• Jane Friedman's OpenRoad Integrated Media Secures $3 Million in Funding
• Seven Printing and Production Executives Inducted into 2009 Hall of Fame
• ColorQuick Introduces Veroproof, Establishing a New Value-Segment in Remote Color Proofing
• Book manufacturers: Going green
• Sony Converts eBook Store to .epub, Joins Forces With OverDrive
• Lightning Source Scrambles to Comply With Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act
• Thomas Nelson Sees 149-Percent Increase in Sales to General-Market Bookstores
• Editor's Note: 2009 Publishing Executive Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
• Behind the Scenes With Jan Pogue, Publisher of the Recent National Hit 'Morning Glory Farm'
• Olive, Plastic Logic Team Up on New eReader
• Sony Reader and OverDrive Sign Library Marketing Agreement
• Barnes & Noble buys Barnes & Noble College Booksellers Inc.
• E-book Sales Skyrocket in June
• 'Twilight' Author Meyer Accused of Plagiarism
• Sony Announces 2 New E-readers and Lower E-book Prices
• Report: Sony to Launch Wifi E-reader in Europe
• Your Guide to Industry Salaries
• Editor's Note : Tweet Dreams
• Cover Story : The Two Sides of David Borgenicht
• Leaders in Digital Book Printing
• News & Trends : Book Sales Forecast to Grow (Slightly)
• News & Trends : Publishing University 2009 Explores Thriving in a Digital Future
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• Strategically Speaking : Should You Be Outsourcing Your Distribution?
• Guest Column : What We Should Learn From Amazon
• Digital Directions : Keepers of the Brand
• What to Expect From the Book Rights Registry: A Q&A With the New Executive Director, Michael Healy
• HarperCollins Appoints Editor for Digital Content Category
• Images of New Sony Readers Leaked
• Publishers Weekly Up for Sale … Again
• Google's Engineering Director Shares Google's Vision for the Future
• Bowker Publishes Report on Consumer Book- and E-book-Buying Behavior
• Cengage Learning Acquires Marshall Cavendish’s English Language Teaching Business
• Houghton Mifflin to Cut 65 Employees
• Cengage Learning Acquires Marshall Cavendish’s English Language Teaching Business
• Publishers Weekly on the Block
• Breaking News: Rodale CEO Resigns
• LibreDigital Secures $15 Million in Funding to Accelerate Delivery of eBooks and Digital Newspapers
• Verso Introduces New Line of Lightweight Uncoated Printing Papers
• BISG Forms Search Committee to Identify New Executive Director
• Will Apple's Tablet Be an Alternative to Kindle for Book Publishers?
• Plastic Logic Confirms Deal With AT&T on Upcoming Reader
• Quebecor World Emerges From Bankruptcy; Will Be Renamed World Color Press
• B&N Launches eBookstore and Announces Upcoming Wireless E-Book Reader
• Myriad of Issues Surround E-books
• Harlequin Targets Teen Readers With New Imprint
• Pricing Strategist Weights in on E-book Pricing and Demand
• Kindle 2 User Files Class-Action Suit Against Amazon
• McGraw-Hill Education Restructures, Eliminates 340 Jobs
• Quirk Books Announces "Zombies" Follow-up
• Editor's Note: Free On-Demand Publishing Webinar
• For Audio Publishers, Digital Media Is the Wave of the Present: APA President Anthony Goff on How Publishers Are Adapting
• Hyatt Calls Rumors of Thomas Nelson Sale 'Patently False'
• NY Times Examines When to Release E-books
• Limited Edition Kennedy Book to Sell for $1000
• Kindle Look-alike to Launch in China by End of Year
• Students Still Prefer Textbooks to E-Books
• Amazon Drops Kindle Price to $299
• Some Hotels Now Offering E-readers to Guests
• Ditto Book Latest E-Reader to Launch
• More Lawsuits to Come for Participants in Kindle Pilot Program?
• Penguin Group to Slash 10 Percent of UK Staff
• Revealed: Jacket for Dan Brown's Much-Anticipated New Novel 'The Lost Symbol'
• Are In-Book Ads Coming to a Kindle Near You?
• MJ Books Already on the Way
• A Look at Independent Vermont Bookstore's Espresso Book Machine -- a.k.a. 'Lurch'
• OUP President Expresses Support for Google Book Settlement
• Borders UK Announces New E-Reader
• Barnes & Noble Bookstore Application Available on Apple App Store
• HarperCollins to Use 2-D Barcodes in New Mobile Marketing Program
• Springer Launches Print-on-Demand Service for Library Patrons
• Former RR Donnelley CEO to Chair Quebecor World Board
• Thomas Nelson's Digital Plan: A Q&A With the Religious Publisher's New Digital Strategy Leader Tod Shuttleworth
• OverDrive Enables Custom Digital Audiobook and eBook Collections Within Shared Download Systems
• Blurb Introduces PDF to Book, Delivering New Levels of Creative Control
• Pearson Entering India's Education Market
• Elsevier Caught Offering Gift Cards for Positive Amazon Reviews
• PC World's Ian Paul Says Amazon's DRM 'Stinks'
• Former Donnelley CEO Named New Quebecor Chairman
• Barnes & Noble Names Jamie Iannone Executive Vice President of Shopping and Digital
• iPublishCentral, AAUP Make E-Book Publishing Available to 130 University Presses
• Examining Google's Motives
• Follett Digital Resources Signs Ten More Publishers to eBook Distribution Agreements
• Ingram Content Group Announces New Organization
• Deadline Extended for Best Book Publishing Companies to Work For 2009 Study
• Direct Mail Printer Acquires Book Printer
• New: ODM Smasher XXL
• Ingram Content Group announces a new organization to serve retailers, libraries and publishers more effectively
• Kindle to Display Book Formats Outside of Its Own?
• New Report Sheds Light on Complicated Business of Consumer Book Retailing
• Wiley Makes CliffsNotes Study Guide Applications Available on Apple App Store
• Early Reviews on the Kindle DX Mixed
• RR Donnelley Proposal to Acquire the Assets of Quebecor World Expires
• Bernard T. Sendor, 90, Was Bindery Authority and Leading Figure in NYC-Metro Graphic Arts Industry
• April '09 E-Book Sales Stats Released: 228.3% Increase Over April '08
• Move Over Stanza, Scroll Motion's Iceberg Reader Is the New App in Town
• Quebecor Rejects Latest Donnelley Bid
• Six Lessons on E-Textbooks
• Amazon Takes Aims at Bloggers
• 'Giving It Away': When Free E-books Work and When They Don't
• Future of Book Publishing? Verticality and Communities, Says Shatzkin
• Ongoing Piracy Study Elicits Interesting Data
• Editor's Note: Best Book Publishing Companies to Work For 2009 Study Going on Now
• BookExpo America: Still Valuable for Many Publishers, Though Questions of Its Future Lurk on the Horizon
• Editor's Note : 'Times That Try Men's Souls'
• News & Trends : How to Adapt to the Shifting Market
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• Guest Column : The Kindle—Igniting the Book Business
• Digital Directions : Quantity = 1: Customization's Unfulfilled Promise
• Your Options in 'Green' Printers
• Market Focus : 'The Dog Ate My Homework' Just Doesn’t Fly Anymore
• Cover Story : Top 30 Book Manufacturers
• Scribd Presents More Opportunities for Publishers With E-Commerce Channel Launch
• Sourcebooks CEO Says It's "Not Business as Usual"
• POD Publishing Posts Triple-Digit Growth
• Donnelley Makes a Bid for Quebecor
• Amazon to Publish Emerging Authors Through 'Encore' Program
• New E-Reader to Launch at BookExpo
• Chronicle Books Names New Children's Publishing Director
• Editor's Note: Submit Your Nomination for the Publishing Executive Hall of Fame Now
• Kindle DX Launches With Larger Display
• Barnes & Noble.com Celebrates Audiobook MP3 Store Launch with Free Downloads
• New National Television Show Spotlights Books and Authors
• Editor's Note: Best Book Publishing Companies to Work For 2009 Study Going on Now
• Chronicle Brings Its Books to Life with Promotional Video: A Q&A with Children's Books Marketing Manager Pete Bohan
• Editor's Note : Not Too Shabby for a 'Lady'
• Cover Story : 50 Top Women in Book Publishing
• Publishing Innovator of the Year: Harlequin
• Market Focus : Saving Religious Books
• Guest Column : The New Give-to-Get Publishing Economy: Edith D. Wilson, R.I.P.
• Digital Directions : Understanding Your Digital Opportunities
• Special Report : Event Focuses on Publishing Innovation
• Special Report : Celebrating 'Green' Publishing
• Justice Dept. Opens Antitrust Inquiry Into Google Books Deal
• Publishers Participate in Espresso Book Machine Pilot Program
• U.K. Study Reveals That Bundling Print and Digital Drives Textbook Sales
• New Brown Novel Will Have Largest First Print Run in Random House History
• Editor's Note: How Does Your Salary Compare With Your Peers'?
• What Can You Do to Help the Industry Meet Its New Environmental Goals? A Q&A With Book Industry Environmental Council Members Pete Datos and Todd Pollak
• Book Sales Up at Start of Year
• Barnes & Noble E-Reading Device Rumored
• Quebecor to Emerge From Chapter 11 by Mid-July
• Harlequin Certified Under BISG's Product Data Certification Program
• Mendelson to Head Up Candlewick's Sales and Digital Initiatives
• Pat Schroeder Closes the Book on Her Time With the AAP: A Q&A With the Outgoing President of the Largest Association for Book Publishers
• Fujitsu Launches First Color E-Book Reader in Japan
• Cascades Introduces New Rolland Enviro100 Paper for On-Demand Printing
• New Online Promotional Tool for Authors, Publishers
• Discovery Sues Amazon Over Kindle
• Social Publishing Site Scribd Partners With Major Publishers
• Books-A-Million Announces Management Change
• Streamline Your Workflow—and Maximize Your Content—With XML: Hachette Book Group's Phil Madans on the benefits of using XML to move from a print-centric to a content-centric workflow.
• Publisher Lets Customers Pay What They Want for Latest Title
• Acorn Guild Press Acquires Marion Street Press
• HarperCollins Launches Pop Culture Imprint
• Baker & Taylor Unveils First Phase of Integrated Digital Media Distribution Platform
• Editor's Note: Awards Dinner Will Celebrate Publishers' Achievements
• Amazon Releases Kindle Application for iPhone, iPod Touch
• Barnes & Noble Acquires Fictionwise
• Ten Speed Press Acquired By Random House
• Navigating the Digital Landscape: The Society of New Communications Research's Senior Fellow Danny O. Snow on the Impact of New Digital Formats and Technologies on Publishing
• Editor's Note : Fear vs. Opportunity
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• News & Trends : Countdown to the Google Book Search Settlement Review
• The Corner Office : Battling the 'Potter' Goliath
• Cover Story : Quill's Will
• The Point of No Returns
• Guest Columnist : Working Smarter
• Digital Directions : The Google Settlement
• Melcher Media, University of Calif. Press, Boho and Ogden Publications Take Home 'Green' Awards
• New Study Explores Shifts in Publishers' Markets
• Danielle Steel Releases Complete Works as Digital Downloads
• Building Your Global Publishing Business: Keith Yatsuhashi of the U.S. Department of Commerce's Global Publishing Team on how publishers can successfully tap international revenue streams in book sales, translation and rights.
• Remembering Jean Srnecz
• Amazon Introduces Kindle 2
• Authors Guild Wary of Kindle 2's "Text-to-Speech" Function
• Transcontinental Receives Triple Chain-of-Custody Certification
• Editor's Note: Harlequin Named Publishing Innovator of the Year
• Editor's Note : A Glow Among the Gloom
• News & Trends : Fast Stats
• Chelsea Green's Challenge
• The Industry’s Future
• The 'Mr. Coffee' of Bookmaking
• Market Focus : University Presses Press on Through Recession
• Marketing Interview : 'Read-it-First' Lets Readers Try Before They Buy
• Guest Columnist : Will You Recognize the Industry in 10 Years?
• Digital Directions : The Marketing Silo
• Amazon to Introduce a New Kindle
• The Perseus Books Group Launches Mobile Editions
• LibraryThing Partners With Cambridge
• How to Weather the Economic Storm: A Q&A with Eric Kampmann, president of Midpoint Trade Books and Beaufort Books
• Top Editor at Publishers Weekly Laid Off
• American Adults Reading More Literature
• Courier Corp. to Close Book-mart Press
• Barnes & Noble Eliminates Nearly 100 Positions
• Macmillan Launches Speakers Bureau
• Hachette Pulls All E-book Titles From U.S. Distributors
• Massachusetts Printer Installs First Xerox Color Continuous Feed Printing System in North America