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dana payne

Cornell's Open Access Author Fund « The Scholarly Kitchen - 0 views

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authors open access author funds cornell paying for open access

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    A grapple with how such funds should be administered.
Derik Dupont

Amazon Offers Royalty Plan to Keep Ebook Prices Down - WSJ.com - 0 views

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Amazon E-Books Royalties Authors Publishers Kindle Books Barnes & Noble Sony

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    Amazon said it will begin offering authors and publishers a bigger cut of book sales on its Kindle e-reader-but with strings attached aimed at keeping prices that consumers pay down." />
Paul Riccardi

HarperStudio: A New Book Publishing Model That Pays Authors 50-50 | Fast Company - 0 views

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harper studio book publishing royalty promotion

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    HarperStudio's new way of doing business with authors and promoting their works.
Kristen Iovino

Amazon.com: JohnShore.com: Kindle Store: John Shore - 1 views

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Kindle amazon author monthly profit

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  • Kristen Iovino on 25 Oct 11
     
    I've never seen this feature before- you can pay for monthly access to a blog for your Kindle. This author's blog is $1.99 per month.
Rob A.

The Week That Was: Kindle, Amazon, iTunes, Barnes & Noble, and Fictionwise | Booksquare - 0 views

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  • we frequently encounter the strawman-esque argument “why should the author get paid less just because it’s an ebook?” To which I’d reply, “Why should the consumer pay more for the privilege of giving up rights, quality, and flexibility?”
  • Rob A. on 09 Mar 09
     
    I've highlighted what I think is one of the best arguments I've seen for e-book pricing.
Kerrianne Amerault

Lobster Press Pauses to Catch Up - 0 views

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  • Kerrianne Amerault on 26 Sep 11
     
    In answer to recent reports of financial trouble at Montreal-based children's publisher Lobster Press, president and publisher Alison Fripp says she intends to persevere, making changes in the business and paying money owed to authors and illustrators.
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