More Posts tagged with "Traditional Publishing"
Choosing Between Traditional and Alternative Publishing
For many authors, it's a tough decision: Pursue a traditional publisher or choose an alternative solution (Team, Self). Here's what to consider.
Why You Should Join the Author (R)evolution
There's an author revolution, read evolution, going on. Authors must adapt, expand and grow to succeed in this new landscape. On Feb 12, we plan to join the fray. Will you join us?
Five Events That Rocked Publishing In 2012
2012 has been an eventful year for authors, publishing professionals and readers. Here are five events that made this year memorable (for better or worse).
Why Barnes & Noble Should Stock Competitive Titles In Stores
Barnes and Noble won't be stocking Four Hour Chef, even if it's a best seller. That's a bad strategy, from a reader's perspective.
Mega Advances are Harmful for Authors
Every year I find myself reading about the latest batch of huge book advances handed over to up-and-coming authors. Most commentaries on these big advances agree that it's a bad move for big publishers. But I think it's a bad move for authors, too.
Every Book Is A Startup: A Conversation With Todd Sattersten
In Todd's view, every book is a startup, not only in its potential, but in its process of coming to market. In this interview, he explains why publishing is the best form of media to bring an idea to life.
The Future of Publishing is Digital
Net Minds is a marketplace for book ideas that produces digital products. We are making a big bet on the rise of digital books (eBook or Print On Demand) in our reading life. For this first post I'd like to tell you about my journey to the digital publishing revolution.