BookMachine Weekly BookWrap: publishing stories from around the web
So, this week Border’s bankruptcy was confirmed: They were Done in by its own stupidity, not the Internet, claims Slate. Elsewhere, Google Strikes a Deal…
So, this week Border’s bankruptcy was confirmed: They were Done in by its own stupidity, not the Internet, claims Slate. Elsewhere, Google Strikes a Deal…
How about if I told you that a free app was used to promote a book which achieved its year 1 sales target in just…
We all know that training is good for us, whether that be joining a gym or learning a new skill, but if you already work…
It was inescapable. This was the week that Google+ took off on its way to becoming the planet’s fastest growing social network. It’s worth taking…
This is Part Two of Dean Johnson’s look at how to survive in the cut-throat business of app development. Read Part One here. RULE THREE:…
The app business can be as cut-throat as any other. When Brandwidth launched our first Guinness World Records app in April 2010, we were accused…
The week started with outrage at the Amazon Book Depository Engulfment, and as the UK government chews it over, there was fresh food for thought…
There’s something really inspiring about watching a group of people come together to create a whole new literary experience. This time we’ve stumbled upon Letters…
Thanks to Grey Trilby (Toby Rhind-Tutt) for these photos you see before you – all from the BookMachine party at The Driver on June 30th.…
Steve Dinneen on how JK Rowling hopes to change the face of publishing by sidelining Amazon JK Rowling has delivered a warning shot to the publishing industry…
It’s been a happenin’ week to choose for this first BookWrap post: the trade is debating whether J.K Rowling’s New PotterMore Site Will change Digital…
Want to write a blog? Unsure how to get started? Joanna Farrow, has 5 key tips for bloggers… First, you have to start. It…
Much of the talk around Groupon recently has centered on its impending IPO. Regardless of whether you think it’s a good or bad buy, or…
One of the biggest reasons that Facebook has become such a behemoth was the introduction of a simple feature. The ability to tag your friends…
Behavioural economics is something that numerous online and mobile platforms have tried to corner in the recent past. Rewarding people for their behaviour and engaging…