Sentences with phrase «about the digital publishing industry»

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With all the talk about print on demand, digital printing and the future of the publishing industry, it's easy to forget that we've got books to produce in the here and now, and we need to know the best way to produce those books today, this week.

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Wattpad is based in Canada, can you tell me about what it means to be Canadian in the digital publishing industry?

For example, in a linked - to piece I found this quote from a front - line report on how the publishing industry is keeping pace with changes brought about by all things digital:

-LSB-...] you were lucky, you got to attend the Digital Book World 2014 conference and hear some of the amazing presentations about where the publishing industry was, is, and will be -LSB-...]

I'm about three months late on this year's state of the digital publishing industry address.

Digital Book World is one of the leading conferences, where the entire digital publishing industry gets together and talks about the current state of affairs and future of e-readers and Digital Book World is one of the leading conferences, where the entire digital publishing industry gets together and talks about the current state of affairs and future of e-readers and digital publishing industry gets together and talks about the current state of affairs and future of e-readers and ebooks.

About Graphicly Graphicly is a cutting - edge entertainment and digital content publishing platform designed to deliver what authors and publishers need to share their work with audiences across all digital channels, including the Apple iPhone and iPad (plus Newsstand); eBook stores including Amazon Kindle, Kobo and Apple iBooks; Android devices including the Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet and Color and the Amazon Kindle Fire; websites and blogs through an industry leading HTML5 web app; and the only way to read, share and sell books on Facebook.

China has a very deep rooted publishing industry and many are resistant about going digital.

One of the greatest things about digital publishing is the connectivity that it brings to the industry.

Frankfurt Book Fair has grown into an event that encompasses so much about the publishing industry, with special events focused on self - publishing and six different exhibit halls dedicated to various aspects of digital publishing.

One of the initial debates about the recent growth of digital publishing was in the way that ebooks were viewed by consumers and by the publishing industry.

By Hannah Johnson The best of social media and the blogosphere... Publishing industry consultant Mike Shatzkin of the Idea Logical company blogged about how the digital transition is different for trade publishers vs. other types of publishers.

About Digital Manga Publishing Located in Gardena, CA, Digital Manga Publishing is one of the industry's most unconventional and innovative companies, specializing in building corporate and cultural bridges from Japan to the Western Hemisphere — specifically through the licensing, importation and preparation of anime (Japanese animation), manga (Japanese comic books) and related merchandise for the North American mainstream and subculture markets.

Bowker, a company that has released some vital reports on studies conducted across various aspects of the publishing industry, spoke to GoodEReader at Digital Book World about the staggering growth of ebooks in the market, the metadata requirements that help a reading audience find the books that are being produced, and the overall buying and reading preferences of consumers.

With the rumors about Kindle compatibility flying from every direction of the digital publishing industry, one thing is sure.

It may seem unrelated to some industry watchers, but the fact that consumers still prefer and buy more print than digital actually speaks to the increased validity of data about how self - published authors are faring in the market.

This mentality is in keeping with what the publishing industry has learned about teens and digital reading, namely that many prefer to keep their devices separate from their education, leading to what was once a slow adoption of ebooks for teen readers.

Nigel Roby, managing director and owner of The Bookseller, spoke to GoodeReader about why conferences with this type of focus are so important to the industry as a whole, but also so important to where digital publishing is taking the concept of a book.

«And it seems to me that both NaNoWriMo and the digital publishing industry have a lot of common ground there, in that they are about empowering individuals to be creative, whether that means writing a novel or publishing that novel without going through the arduous process of finding an agent and finding a publisher.»

Today, we talk about the German Publishing Industry, Digital Manga and Piracy in North America, and how you can get out - of - print RPG books in digitaDigital Manga and Piracy in North America, and how you can get out - of - print RPG books in digitaldigital form.

Mike Shatzkin is the Founder & CEO of The Idea Logical Company and a widely - acknowledged thought leader about digital change in the book publishing industry.

Top professionals in publishing spoke about the future of the industry, how digital innovation continues to affect the business, and what opportunities exist for publishers around the world.

Finally, Michael Kozlowski, Editor in Chief of Good e-Reader talks about the declines facing the tablet, e-reader, e-paper and digital publishing industry.

Jeremy Greenfield is editorial director of Digital Book World, the leading source of news, analysis and information about the growing ebook and digital publishing inDigital Book World, the leading source of news, analysis and information about the growing ebook and digital publishing indigital publishing industry.

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In Part 1 of his report on the London Book Fair Digital Conference, Alastair Horne discovers what we can learn about digital content and business models from those outside the publishing inDigital Conference, Alastair Horne discovers what we can learn about digital content and business models from those outside the publishing indigital content and business models from those outside the publishing industry.

Dominique Raccah, president of Sourcebooks and a sought - after panelist at many of the digital publishing events that GoodEReader attends, was very open in her excitement about where digital publishing is taking the entire industry as a whole.

As the publishing industry and its experts watched the slow collapse of the Borders chain of stores, the only recommendations to come about involved first embracing digital reading and second, making bookstores become more than just a bookstore.

Before the show actually kicks off, there is a two day digital conference that brings the movers and shakers in the industry together to talk about the current status and future of digital publishing.

As part of the testament to how the digital publishing industry is changing the mindset about books, Libboo does not limit content to either traditionally published or self - published works, although all books must go through a rigorous process after submission to be included in the site.

In the meantime, GoodEReader spoke with Mark Coker, CEO of Smashwords, about what it means for indie authors and for the digital self - publishing industry.

The biggest Election of 2013 is about to occur and has reverberating effect on the entire e-reading, and digital publishing industry!

Noting that digital publishing brought about the biggest changes in the publishing industry in the past five years, Chandler predicted, «Social will create the biggest change in publishing in the next five years.»

-LSB-...] of direct sales channels, several big names in the publishing industry spoke at Digital Book World 2014 about -LSB-...]

What publishing needs to think about, worry about, do about all this is being avidly explored by many in the industry, but maybe more intensely than most by the digital marketing group at London's Pan Macmillan, one of the «Big Five» houses that dwarf other most other book - industry operations.

But taken as a whole, they offer a striking, alarming overview of how profound is the confusion among writers, including authors published many times over, about (a) where they stand in the industry, (b) what the new «freedom» of digital publishing really means for them, and (c) how the core industry is debating the business» future.

The «we» in the title was deliberate because, while the seminars gave individual publishers pointers to getting their own lists into the digital realm, it was also about coming up with a roadmap for some shared initiatives — things we can do as an industry to jumpstart digital publishing and ebooks in New Zealand.

Statements like Nick's tells me he's only looking at digital books and sales as they apply to legacy publishers and not the whole industry of digital publishing, which started about 15 years ago.

People in publishing also look closely to the music industry, which went through the digital change about a decade earlier.

New York, NY (January 12, 2012)-- As more publishing revenue transitions to digital, publishers are less optimistic about the state of the book publishing industry in general and much less optimistic about their own company's chances at survival and growth, according to a Digital Book World survey conducted by Forrester Researchdigital, publishers are less optimistic about the state of the book publishing industry in general and much less optimistic about their own company's chances at survival and growth, according to a Digital Book World survey conducted by Forrester ResearchDigital Book World survey conducted by Forrester Research, Inc..

Unlike electronic books or digital ink, print - on - demand is a technology that the publishing industry is fired up about now.

With the community in place, another access point is created that helps develop the digital publishing industry even further, especially since the people joining these communities will be very passionate about the content being shared in those areas.

Good post about how digital publishing is marking its presence in the publishing industry.

I was excited to read this post from Mike Shatzkin, who is a veteran of the publishing industry and also passionate about digital change.

Our years with the digital dynamic in publishing so far have taught us that there are many ways to describe and kvetch about technology's impact on the industry.

Charlottesville, VA, USA About Blog Jane Friedman has 20 years of experience in the publishing industry, with expertise in digital media strategy for authors and publishers.

And practically every day, Publishers Weekly, Publishers Lunch, Editor & Publisher and other online industry trade magazines carry multiple news stories about e-books, e-readers, and all the problems and promises the publishing industry is experiencing as it rapidly transitions from paper and ink to all - digital.

If you were lucky, you got to attend the Digital Book World 2014 conference and hear some of the amazing presentations about where the publishing industry was, is, and will be soon.

David has been blogging about publishing industry related stuff for years, has written some successful novels and «Let's Get Digital» and companion, «Let's Get Visible.»