Sentences with phrase «with shelfie»

While I have a biased opinion [Harper Collins was among the first major publishers to work with Shelfie, or BitLit as it was called at the time], I think this is to their long - term advantage.

After Shelfie's shutdown, Kobo worked with Shelfie to allow customers to transfer their ebook collections to Kobo's platform until February 28.

If you have an extensive print collection you can scan your bookshelf with their Shelfie app and get a list of all of the titles that have an e-book counterpart.

We want to change that with Shelfie.

With Shelfie, you can find those readers.

Some of the publishers that signed on to deal with Shelfie, include Blackstone Audio, Gildan Media, Hachette Audio, HarperAudio, Scholastic Audio and Naxos Audiobooks.

Not exact matches

Though we wish it would, right along with the dronie, the helfie, the shelfie, the welfie and, lest we should leave narcissistic farmers out, the felfie.

Personalizing a little nest with a cute shelfie also helps.

This is the company that Bitlit has partnered with, in order to power the audiobook portion of their Shelfie app.

Shelfie works with over 1,200 publishers including three of the Big Five publishers, HarperCollins, Macmillan, and Hachette.

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Shelfie app partners with U.S. bookstore; Ruth Ozeki on embodied writing; on avoiding childbirth scenes in fiction; and other news.

In his most recent interview with Publishing Perspectives, Hudson noted how big a role its data - gathering capacity was playing: «At Shelfie,» he said, «we love our data.»

This is common in Shelfie's development: its arrangements — as is explained on this page of its site for publishers — are made with publishers for bundling rights.

The change from «BitLit» to «Shelfie» in the company's branding came with the technology the company has used to «read» a consumer's shelf by having the reader take a photo of the book spines on her or his bookshelf, and then informing that customer of which ebook or audiobook editions were available from various publishers.

Perhaps one of the most bittersweet of stories from Shelfie was this conversation with Hudson almost a year ago when he described «cold calling from Canada» for three years as the «secret» of his success in attracting more than 2.100 publishers to his company.

The program, according to Shelfie Vice President for Content Mary Alice Elcock in response to Publishing Perspectives» question, is actually an arrangement with Houghton.

This month, we'd heard from Hudson and Shelfie vice president for content Mary Alice Elcock, in an appraisal with Publishing Perspectives» Carla Douglas of the somewhat cooled publishing startup scene.

Readers can also take part in a literacy initiative in which McDonald's and First Book Canada donate a book to a Canadian child in need for every «shelfie» — a photo of a bookshelf — uploaded to a social media platform with the hashtag #OwnaBookGiveaBook.

And BitLit's Shelfie suddenly is bundling audiobooks as well as ebooks in a deal with Findaway.

The BitLit - Shelfie concept has made it well past 1,000 days now and is standing with bundling of either ebooks or audiobooks at some 24.2 percent.

Vancouver's Shelfie program adds Harvard Book Store to the list of cooperative books points in which ebooks are being bundled with print editions.

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Shelfie's executives talk with us (and wax poetic) about the startup scene in publishing — and lessons learned.

Peter Hudson and Mary Alice Elcock of Canada's Shelfie have first - hand insights that come from succeeding with a startup — they know what it takes, and why.

Rakuten Kobo Acquires Shelfie Technology — Kobo continues to plug on, with a decent amount of side - loading from other sources.

And with more than 2,100 publishers on board, Shelfie is showing no signs of slowing its growth.

These old wooden logs were destined for the fire, but with just a little Gold Leaf they've turned in to something precious and worthy of their place on Annie Sloan's «Christmas Shelfie» 2016.