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Set your price online courses. Straighterline gives credit and cash. ( Chronicle ) The new service is run by StraighterLine, a company th...

It's been a while since I've linked to a Beyond the Book interview but here is an interview with Ingram's Chief Content Officer ...

Long article in The Nation this week about reforming copyright and makes deep reference to Bill Patry's How to Fix Copyright . The aut...

The Chronicle of Higher Ed looks at the Research Works Act: ( Chron ) Whatever the executive branch decides to do about open-access manda...

I am re-posting these in advance of thinking about 2012 but in re-reading the post I could almost stand pat on this effort for 2012.  This...

For any Frankfurt book fair attendee the idea that the average German trade publisher would publish some erotic fiction would be met with a ...

Pearson's John Makinson gives an interview to Livemint (India) on the company's business strategy in that country where he also comm...

From Beyond the Book, Chris Kenneally takes a look at what's happening to digital books in France (Interview) : At Editis , one of Fran...

Originally published May 4, 2007: News this week that the prior owner of Borders UK sees the imminent collapse of UK high street bookselle...

In my ignorance, there were many things that surprised me in my visit to Seoul last week. The city's infrastructure from the immaculate...

In the waning Friday of the Frankfurt bookfair there was a contentious, apparently somewhat 'anti-google' discussion of the Google B...

I will be in London for the Bookfair next week and if you are also there please let me know and we can get together. For those interested ...

The Guardian reports (and Dawson confirms) that Frontline a joint venture of three magazine publishers has decided not to renew their distr...

One of the more entertaining and interesting presentations at the Supply Chain Interests Meeting in Frankfurt this year was one by Michael T...

Angus & Robertson Australia's largest book retailer is heading a group that will place up to 50 Espresso Book Machines in their stor...

Sydneyites (namely my cousin) used to say the only good thing to come out of Melbourne was the Hume Hwy . Unfair and untrue and in reflectio...

Good news from New Zealand, all nine New Zealand booksellers voted in Nielsen BookData's NZ Booksellers Choice Award for book of the yea...

At the NYTimes Sarah Lyall takes a literary tour of London in 36hrs. She missed Dickens' house . And if you are there for 48hrs visit S...

Henry Rosenbloom is an Australian publisher as well as well known commentator on media and publishing matters impacting the Australian publi...

There seems to be a revolving door at the offices of Borders UK. Last week the company announced that Commercial Director David Kohn , who w...