Linda Moore on 2009-08-27
Sara's article is a fantastic read for anyone in the publishing and information provision industry. I am particuarly intrigued by the concept of the networked book and how publishers can facilitate this.
This link has been bookmarked by 8 people . It was first bookmarked on 14 May 2008, by Lisa Spiro.
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27 Aug 09
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A book publisher’s manifesto for the 21st century
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We will need to work out how to position the book at the centre of a network rather than how to distribute it to the end of a chain. We will need to recognise that readers are also writers and opinion formers and that those operate online within and across networks. We will need to understand that parts of books reference parts of other books and that now the network of meaning can be woven together digitally in a very real way, between content published and hosted by entirely separate entities.
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Linda Moore on 2009-08-27
Publishers have an opportunity to facilitate the networked book.
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15 Oct 08
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Over the next few days I am going to blog a piece I have written for a US-based library journal, Library Trends, on how traditional publishers need to position themselves in the changing media flows of a networked era. It’s a very long article so I’m gonna serialise it and blog it in six ‘bite-sized’ chunks over six days. Here’s the introduction, which aims to set the picture. Scary.
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02 Oct 08
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29 May 08
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A book publisher’s manifesto for the 21st century
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23 May 08
Michel Bauwenstraditional publishers need to position themselves in the changing media flows of a networked era.
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14 May 08
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Lisa Spirohow traditional publishers need to position themselves in the changing media flows of a networked era.
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