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Julian Scadden from Nexstar's Training Team recently published a blog post on the importance of your onboarding process to the success of your new hire relationship.

My new book, Business Without The Bullsh*t: 49 Secrets and Shortcuts You Need To Know, is being published this week, so my posts are condensed excerpts from it.

Instead, he argued that every single piece of content you publish — from blog posts to podcasts, and live talks to demo pages — represents an opportunity to get a new prospective customer into your funnel.

New York magazine published a lengthy excerpt from it Wednesday, the Hollywood Reporter ran a column by Wolff on the book Thursday, and the Guardian, the Washington Post, and CNBC have all run quotes from it.

His post was published ahead of reports about the data leak that were set to come out the next day from the New York Times and the Guardian's Observer.

I'm publishing a new eBook soon, already have my freelance writing page live and have branded myself with some in - depth posts on Blogging From Paradise.

I neglected to notice a new speed limit posted due to construction, and I ended up getting pulled over about 1/2 mile from my job at the publishing company in the parking lot of a strip club.

This would be impossible to do without some sort of service like Google Reader which pulls all the blog posts together into one place and lets me know on one simple screen when new posts have been published from the various blogs I am interested in reading.

My blogging software came under attack, keeping me from publishing new posts with you.

People posting offensive comments online will be largely protected from prosecution under new guidelines being published by Keir Starmer.

By the time Artvoice published last week the comments Paladino made in a year end survey — saying he wished death by mad cow disease upon President Barack Obama and wanted First Lady Michelle Obama to be «let loose in the outback of Zimbabwe where she lives comfortably in a cave with Maxie, the gorilla» — the developer was already on a national stage poised for scrutiny from some of the country's largest media outlets, including The New York Times, Washington Post and CNN.

Published reports in the New York Post and New York Daily News say US Attorney Preet Bharara has subpoenaed records from a state ethics panel created by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and the state legislature.

What the opponents say: «The ballot language is laced with marketing spin, from the title, «Smart Schools Bond Act of 2014,» to highly dubious promises that the $ 2 billion will «equalize opportunities for children to learn» and lead to «high - quality» pre-K programs,» E.J. McMahon, president of the fiscally conservative Empire Center, wrote in an op - ed published in the New York Post.

The new study, which was recently posted to a preprint repository but has not yet been published in a peer - reviewed publication, was the result of researchers comparing the parts of the genome known as exomes, which code for proteins, from 60,000 people — 10 times more than had ever been attempted.

Registered users and members can sign up for content alerts from the News, This Week in Science, and Editors» Choice sections of the journal and get notified of new papers posted as First Release, published ahead of print.

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I'll be back with a better vacation recap, but in the meantime, since I have migrated from Blogger to WordPress, and new posts no longer publish to Google Friend Connect, I wanted to do a quick post about the ways you can follow me...

I am updating this post since it was originally published with new ideas on how to gain support from

That's when The New York Times, followed by The Washington Post, published extensive excerpts from the Pentagon Papers: the top - secret government history of the Vietnam War that revealed, for the first time, the lies told to the American people about U.S. involvement in Indochina dating back to 1945.

The Post is trying, like The New York Times, to publish information from the Pentagon Papers, a damning internal study of U.S. involvement in the ongoing Vietnam War.

The historical drama centers around journalists from the Washington Post and New York Times who published the leaked Pentagon Papers in 1971.

In 1971 the owners and staff of the New York Times and the Washington Post braved imprisonment, fines and bankruptcy by publishing excerpts from «The Pentagon Papers.»

In 2001, the Globe's Spotlight team published details of a number of priests who had been removed from their posts after allegations of sexual misconduct, only to be placed in new parishes.

Authors» note: This post was adapted from our new book Smarter Teacher Leadership: Neuroscience and the Power of Purposeful Collaboration, which will be published this fall by Teachers College Press.

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has published new guidance to help estimate energy use from the design stage — «TM54: Evaluating operational energy performance of buildings at design stage» and its Building Performance Awards showcases examples of best practice in school design and highlights the importance of post occupancy evaluation.

Amanda Hocking — who became the poster child for self - publishing on the Kindle after she made more than $ 2 million from a series of young - adult novels she wrote and published in the past year — signed a $ 2 - million deal earlier this year with St. Martin's Press, a unit of publishing giant Macmillan, to write a new series of young - adult novels (my colleague Cyndy Aleo wrote a series of posts recently based on her interviews with several young authors about the changes in the industry).

Debbie Young, a co-author of the Opening Up to Indie Authors book from the Alliance of Independent Authors («ALLi»), has posted a piece about quality in self - publishing, as the new book becomes available to Amazon Kindle readers: Opinion: Spotting the Elephant in the Self - Publispublishing, as the new book becomes available to Amazon Kindle readers: Opinion: Spotting the Elephant in the Self - PublishingPublishing Room.

BlueInk reviews are penned by writers drawn from major mainstream publications, such as The New York Times and Washington Post, and editors of respected traditional publishing houses.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareA Writer Beware reader alerted me recently to A&M Publishing, a new venture from author Steve Alten.

David also makes sure to stay in the public eye between book publications through blogging for the Huffington Post, writing about everything from politics, to same - sex marriage, to college football corruption, to the newest innovations in publishing, to the NFL cracking down on snow angels.

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Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareShortly after I posted my article about Whiskey Creek Press's purchase by Start Media, and the new contract terms being offered by Start, I received a response from Jarred Weisfeld, President of Start Publish... -LSPosted by Victoria Strauss for Writer BewareShortly after I posted my article about Whiskey Creek Press's purchase by Start Media, and the new contract terms being offered by Start, I received a response from Jarred Weisfeld, President of Start Publish... -LSposted my article about Whiskey Creek Press's purchase by Start Media, and the new contract terms being offered by Start, I received a response from Jarred Weisfeld, President of Start Publish... -LSB-...]

Yesterday we posted a chart from Hugh Howey's new report on author earnings, showing indie and self - published authors pulling ahead of people published by the «big five» in terms of total unit sales.

I don't usually post on blogs (even my own) but I agree with this post, for I can say, without doubt, I would not have spent four years, thousands of dollars, and countless hours on The Phantom of the Earth if (1) I thought for an instant that someone out there could prevent my work from making its way to readers; (2) that there wasn't a global support system that would enable me to put forward a professional product; and (3) that readers weren't at least open to trying out a new, self - published author.

Guest Post by Nina Amir Before sharing an excerpt from Nina Amir's new book, The Author Training Manual (Develop Markets, Craft Books That Sell, Become the Author Publishers Want, and Self - Publish Effectively), I'd like to review it briefly.

Among the first adult titles will be published by Macmillan are; a book by acclaimed and beloved author and illustrator Maira Kalman celebrating libraries; a book on New York restaurant life, featuring menus from the library's extensive collection of 45,000 eatery menus; and Book Face, a book bringing together the best posts from the #bookface Instagram sensation.

For the purposes of this post, I simply want to recall and remember the energy and lit - from - within confidence this one writer showed as she talked about the new life which Amazon's disruption of the publishing industry has made possible for her, her family and, perhaps most importantly of all, her readers.

Earlier this year I answered a post on the numbers of new releases from publishers divided by sex, and looking at «newness» Back then the traditional publishers were skewed marginally female, and if you took out the long established authors and just did the 3 book or less than 10 years in publishing — very skewed to female.

This is a very good post from author Roger Packer, which gives an overview of Amazon terms and conditions, and is worth reading: «What do Amazon's new Kindle Direct Publishing terms and conditions mean for authors?»

Penny Sansevieri and host Roger C. Parker will also discuss topics like the differences between an author website and title - specific websites, as well as online locations where authors can post their press releases for free.Published & Profitable is an online resource center that helps new and experienced authors plan, write, promote, and profit from published books.

You may remember from this post that in order for me to publish an audiobook from a public domain book on Audible.com — my end goal — I have to create a new Kindle version of the text.

Michael Hyatt's new Book Marketing 101: What Works and What Doesn't series of blog posts promises a thoughtful, on - going look at book publishing from an insider's perspective.

A recent blog post on Joe Wikert's Publishing 2020 Blog addressed the issue of ebook pricing from the value point of view, providing a new perspective on the relationship between a Kindle ebook's length, price, and value.

-LSB-...] own presentation at #ninc14 on 24th October is reflected, in part, in his new posting at his site, Two Important Publishing Facts Everyone Gets Wrong, and in Live - Blogging from NINC, in which he goes over some of the stand - out points touched on -LSB-...]

Nate Hoffelder presents Writer's Digest Partners with BookBaby to Offer Services to Self - Published Authors posted at The Digital Reader, saying, «BookBaby and Writer's Digest have partnered up to launch a new self - publishing service and offer a variety of over-priced packages that cost from $ 417 to $ 3,137.»

So yesterday my pal Kristen Lamb made a fantastic post about the new publishing paradigm offering suggestions to the Big 6 to keep them from sharing the fate of the Titanic.

News & Notes is a weekly Saturday post featuring book - and publishing - related news, links to interesting articles and opinion pieces, and other cool stuff Book News World Read Aloud Day is Feb. 24 (LitWorld) Unseen JRR Tolkien poems found in school magazine from 1936 (The Guardian; also New York Times) 2015 sees opening of... Read more»

Reviews are penned largely by writers drawn from major mainstream publications, such as The New York Times and Washington Post, and editors of respected traditional publishing houses.

Our reviews are penned by writers drawn from major mainstream publications, such as The New York Times and Washington Post, and editors of respected traditional publishing houses.

Our old friend Ed Easterling has published a new book that takes on «the mostly silly [Old School] research on safe withdrawal rates,» according to John Mauldin, who posted an excerpt from the book at his site.