Five things they know about XML that you don’t
This is a guest post from Emily and Nic Gibson. They are both directors of Corbas Consulting Ltd and each have over 15 years’ publishing…
Coding and other skills
How to create a catalogue automatically using ONIX and InDesign
This is a guest post from Emma Barnes. Emma is co-founder of General Products, and indie publisher Snowbooks. General Products is the company behind FutureBook-award-winning…
A publisher’s guide to APIs
This is a guest post from Emma Barnes. Emma is co-founder of General Products, and indie publisher Snowbooks. General Products is the company behind FutureBook-award-winning…
A non-technical, beginners’ guide to ONIX for Books
This is a guest post from Emma Barnes and Rob Jones. Emma and Rob are co-founders of General Products Ltd, and indie publisher Snowbooks. General…
XML basics … and I do mean basics!
This is a very basic introduction to XML (extensible markup language). If you think that XML is exclusively for techie people or you don’t really…
6 Questions for Sophie Goldsworthy, Project Director, Oxford Scholarly Editions [INTERVIEW]
Five years ago Oxford University Press initiated a project to transform the way old texts could be accessed, read and re-purposed online. Oxford Scholarly Editions…
How to get in to the mobile app game without losing your shirt
Ustwo’s Nursery Rhymes iPad app by most measures is a success. An innovative interactive ebook, by mid-June after less than four months it had…
Apps for Digital Publishing: There are only 5 rules (Part 2)
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:…
Apps for Digital Publishing: There are only 5 rules (Part 1)
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…
