GW ePublishing

36 minute podcast of Book Expo America's 2011 focus on publishing in Italy.

Here some FREE online seminars and training sessions on various topics in publishing. They are from a year or two ago but many are still useful and relevant today. Check it out!

On the topic for tonight's class on DRM, I thought some would find this of interest...

That's hilarious I uploaded same one. Oh well, the content still relevant.

Features for the SimpleTouch by Nook. Competition for Amazon Touch coming out.

New book titles published this year, based on statistics from UNESCO. Real time data broken down by country.

Use OverDrive, an alternative to Amazon's Prime accounts only Kindle Lending Library program

Those of you who went to the Donnelly plant might remember seeing this book (and hearing about the challenges of producing it). Here Chip Kidd at Knopf talks about creating the unique design.

I know it's kind of sacrilege to have a story focusing on a printed magazine cover, but this just cool. The video is fun too, but in the same way watching "How It's Made" on a rainy Sunday is fun...

We discussed in class how the Kindle has the ability to provide extra context for a book. It can tell a reader historical and cultural information so they have a better understanding of the book. Well, here is a website that is doing the same thing. It has maps, photos, videos and loads of extra information for readers. Check it out!

Get your resumes revised - the ad companies need your digital publishing skills.

In case any of you were wondering, check out this ridiculously complicated answer.

This book is customizable with photos and videos so it literally becomes a time capsule.