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Links of Interest (At Least to Me) 18/12/2009 - 5 days ago
5 Things That Make Me Stop Reading Websites & BlogsThe Wren Boys In CorkA Blue Christmas?Irish Publishing News – It’s only a draft version and a sub section of my Green Lamp Media site right now but I’d welcome comments! Topics: Authors, Books, Business, Christmas, Cooking, Copyright, digital, Digital Publishing, Future of Books, Irish Blogging, Irish Creative Industries, Irish Publishing
A New Word For Reading (On Screens) - 6 days ago
Could scholars and neuroscientists (and bloggers!) benefit from a new word for “reading on screens” and what might that word be, in your opinion?A guest blog by Danny Bloom in Taiwan. [Thanks Dan and sorry for the delay in running this!... Topics: Books, digital, Digital Publishing, Future of Books, Future of Reading, publishing, Read, Readers, Reading
Links of Interest (At Least to Me) 11/12/2009 - 12 days ago
Editor & Publisher and Kirkus Reviews to close. Frankly I find this a little strange. Even spinning them off might have been better, though survival on their own would have been pretty unlikely without serious reorganization and a fundamental... Topics: Book Marketing, Books, Bookselling, Business, Canongate, Commissioning, Covers, digital, Digital Publishing, e-data, e-editing, e-journals, e-magazines, e-paper, e-publishing, ebooks, Future of Books, Future of Media, Future of Reading, Marketing, Media, Networked Books, Print to Digital, publishing, Publishing & Media News, Publishing Companies, Publishing Downturn, Publishing Innovation, Read, Readers, Reading
Vintage Christmas Ornaments - 13 days ago
vintage christmas ornaments, originally uploaded by amy_b.I saw this while researching something for HistoryJournal.ie. I think it is just fantastic.Given the season, it just felt right to post it.Eoin Topics: Christmas, ornaments, Random, vintage
Publishing Success in Ireland, Part Five, Summing Up - 18 days ago
This series has been an exciting and interesting one for me to write and research. The first four parts are the real meat. You can read them one by one:Publishing Success In Ireland, Part OnePublishing Success In Ireland, Part TwoPublishing Success In... Topics: Authors, Book Marketing, Books, Bookselling, Business, Future of Books, Ireland, Irish Books, Irish Creative Industries, Irish Publishing, publishing, Publishing Companies, Publishing Crunch, Publishing Downturn









