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    6 mistakes to avoid when diversifying published content

    The theory of diversifying published content is well-established among publishers in the modern industry. We all know that stories can be told in many different…

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    Marc Defosse April 19, 2016
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    10 things we learned about omnichannel selling at #Quantum16

    Matthew Walsh (Retail Membership Manager, IMRG), Kieron Smith (Digital Director, Blackwells) and Matt Haslum (Consumer Marketing Director, Faber and Faber) formed the panel discussing omnichannel…

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    Sam Perkins April 14, 2016
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    The Pigeonhole: Serialised, sociable and gamified reading

    The Pigeonhole provides readers with serialised, sociable and gamified content. They can join public reading groups or create their own private ones, and save, highlight…

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    Paul French February 23, 2016
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    On audio books and their future: Ali Muirden interview

    Ali Muirden divides her time between running her own digital publishing company, Creative Content and working on a freelance and consultancy basis for her publishing…

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    Laura Summers January 26, 2016
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    2016: A license to innovate

    This is a guest post from Tom Chalmers, Managing Director at IPR License, on rights and licensing in 2016. The advent of any New Year…

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    Tom Chalmers January 13, 2016
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    Blook your blog: How to turn your blog posts into a book

    Turning blog posts into books (or blooks) is on the rise, with companies like Blurb even offering specific production and print services. But the style, format and…

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    Sam Perkins January 12, 2016
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    Companion publishing: How digital can complement print

    The beauty of the web is that feedback for what I write here is spread across a variety of platforms. These days it seems most…

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    Joe Wikert November 29, 2015
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    Two tick-boxes for app success

    This is a Guest Post by Laura Cremer, Digital Manager at Octopus Publishing Group. Laura has been shortlisted for the FutureBook ‘Digital Achiever of the Year’…

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    Laura Cremer October 26, 2015
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    The next 5 years of publishing: on connecting audiences to stories [OPINION]

    In the run up to tonight’s event, Publishing: the next 5 years, BookMachine has been featuring a number of opinions about what might be next for the…

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    Nicky Borasinski September 24, 2015
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    The next 5 years of publishing: jetpacks and hoverboards [OPINION]

    In the run up to Publishing: the next 5 years, BookMachine will be featuring a number of opinions about what might be next for the…

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    Lottie Chase September 12, 2015
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    On launching a digital book platform: Emmanuel Kolade interview

    Emmanuel Kolade is co-founder of Shulph – a new way to sync your physical and digital bookshelves. Here Stephanie Cox interviews him about Shulph and…

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    Stephanie Cox September 9, 2015
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    Short Story, Tall Order: On adapting short fiction for digital audiences

    This is a guest post from Jasmin Kirkbride. Jasmin is a regular blogger for BookMachine and Editorial Assistant at Periscope Books (part of Garnet Publishing).…

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    Jasmin Kirkbride August 24, 2015
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    Audio rights making waves

    This is a guest post from Tom Chalmers, Managing Director at IPR License. It’s a bit of a contradiction in terms but one of the…

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    TomChalmers July 14, 2015
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    Reading on mobile devices: Sarah Franklin interview

    Sarah Franklin is the founder and host of Short Stories Aloud, described as ‘one of the most successful, most joyful, regular literary events in Oxford’.…

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    BookMachine Staff June 1, 2015
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    Mobile Reading: Why it Matters

    This is a guest blog post by Nancy Brown. Nancy is currently managing Worldreader’s content acquisition in Southeast Asia by working with publishers and authors…

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