- RSS web feeds for tags at Amazon.com – A small upgrade but a significant one – expect to see a lot more access like this. (Via TechCrunch)
- E promotes P: Complementary lessons – TeleRead on the possibilities for increasing traditional book sales through canny ebook and audio marketing.
- Newspaper reviews are not democratisers – Booksquare looks at shrinking review pages, and critiques the kneejerk response.
- Can you patent wisdom? – International rights get interesting: India is creating a high-tech catalogue of traditional knowledge to prevent foreign hucksters ‘pirating’ it.
- Digg Surrenders to Mob – This isn’t a publishing story, but what follows is a lesson and/or warning for all those crowd-sourcing ideas out there.
- “We hear you” – Kevin Rose, Digg founder, responds in pretty much the only way he could. He’s a good guy, though, I get the impression.
- “Fish where the fish are” – Fionnuala Duggan, Director of Random House Group Digital, urges publishers to go look for readers out on the web.
By James Bridle. This entry was posted on Wednesday, May 9th, 2007 at 1:31 am and is tagged with Stop Press. Here's a permanent link to this post, and the RSS feed for the comments.
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