How a Publishing Podcast Can Change a BookÔÇÖs Life by Edward Nawotka

┬áA publishing podcast is about creating intimacy with the reader. ItÔÇÖs not a bullet point or marketing strategy, says Anshuman Iddamsetty of PRH Canada. ÔÇ£The internet is hostile to sounds and podcasts in general,ÔÇØ said Anshuman Iddamsetty at last weekÔÇÖs TechForum in Toronto produced by BookNet Canada. ÔÇ£With a podcast, it is difficult to get […]

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Studies show Print is better than eBooks

Sorry, Ebooks. These 9 Studies Show Why Print Is Better ┬áBy Maddie Crum ÔÇô www.HuffingtonPost.com Don’t lament the lost days of cutting your fingers on pristine new novels or catching a whiff of that magical, transportive old book smell just yet! A slew of recent studies shows that print books are still popular, even among […]

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A cautionary tale – by Chris Day

The number of copies that a book sells is a very accurate way of judging its success, but it is not the only way. How you use the fact that you are now a published author to raise you profile, and how you book helps to position you as an expert in your marketplace, is […]

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Changes in VAT laws for eBooks

Unlike conventional books which are except from VAT, eBooks are not, and are treated for VAT purposes just like any other digital product. However, on the first of January new EU Guidelines have come into ┬áeffect that switches the VAT obligation from where the supplier is based, to where the purchaser is located. So if […]

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News on the next AuthorCraft event

There is no doubt that the AuthorCraft monthly networking events at the Institute of Directors have come of age.┬á Over 40 authors, creatives and publisher experts filled the room for three hours of networking┬á recognition and keynote presentations from our Experts – including ┬áliterary agent Susan Mears and Lesley Morrissey, the Reputation Marketing expert. The […]

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Paper is back!

Why ÔÇÿrealÔÇÖ books are on the rebound -┬á┬áby Frank Catalano ┬áÔÇ£For some types of reading, the physical act of opening a thick cover and listening to the whispered crackle of spine and pages is part of the enjoyment.ÔÇØ All hail paper, the book reading technology resurgent. Eight years after the first Amazon Kindle and five […]

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