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Harlequin’s 60th Anniversary: Harlequin Romance’s Diamond Brides

Diamonds are usually a Harlequin Presents® girl’s best friend but, to celebrate Harlequin’s 60th Anniversary this year, in February, Harlequin Romance® is showering you with… Diamond Brides Presents authors such as Trish Wylie, Ally Blake and Nico… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 24, 2009 at 12:23pm — No Comments

Silent in the Sanctuary FREE at Amazon

I'm just FULL of good news and GREAT deals this month! Readers in the know, remember that author Deanna… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 21, 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments

The Business of Blurbs

Michelle Gagnon is a former modern dancer, dog walker, bartender, freelance journalist, personal trainer, model, and Russian supper club performer, and today this bestselling author of chilling thrillers is a Guest Blogger ! I thought I'd discuss the dark, inner secrets of blur… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 19, 2009 at 11:30am — No Comments

Twitter Visualization Contest

Details over on the TOC Blog, and winner gets a free pass to TOC 2010. Liza Daly's not eligible to win, but she's done a great job of showing what's possible:

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Added by Andrew Savikas on February 14, 2009 at 3:06pm — No Comments

A Valentine For Harlequin's Anniversary

I have a Valentine's gift for all of you!

We have created a special eBook, A Valentine for Harlequin's Anniversary that not only includes a story from RITA Award winning author Catherine Mann, An Evening to Remember, BUT.....here's the fun part...we're including bonus content from our blog bash entries from your favorite authors in the… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 12, 2009 at 5:00pm — No Comments

I'm so excited to find this site

I heard about the TOC conference via the Booksquare newsletter. What a gold mine! I'm wandering through the summaries of the panels, agog. My small press, BelleBooks, has gotten all backlist into ebook formats and now routinely pubs frontlist in ebook as well as print. We're also using POD to supplement our traditional printing model, so all the topics at the TOC conference are of interest. P.S. We're Twittering at twitter.com/bellebooks Continue

Added by Deborah Smith on February 11, 2009 at 2:39pm — No Comments

Pretty in Pink, The Harlequin Sony Reader

First up, have you seen the Harlequin 60th Anniversary Limited Edition Sony Reader? Not only is it the pretty red model, but it also comes with a speci

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Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 10, 2009 at 3:00pm — No Comments

A Post-Hype Playbook: Compete to Win in the eBook Marketplace

Jan Palmen, SVP of Innodata Isogen's Publishing Practice will present the following session on Wednesday, February 11 from 2:00 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. in the Columbia-Duffy Room. A Post-Hype Playbook: Compete to Win in the eBook Marketplace For years, eBook sales have failed to match the lofty visions of industry observers. But now, as sales of eBooks are expected to continue growing in 2009 and beyond, many leading media, e-commerce and publishing companies are making plans to take advantage of th… Continue

Added by Carolyn Muzyka on February 6, 2009 at 11:04am — No Comments

Introducing the Harlequin Insider!

The Harlequin Insider brings the interactive world of eHarlequin.com right to you. Get ALL the latest news from eHarlequin.com… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 3, 2009 at 5:01pm — No Comments

They've been predicting the end of the book for 100 years

In 1910 a French cartoonist named Villemard predicted how book content would be repurposed in the year 2000. When he drew this picture, radio had been in use for over a decade, but apparently M. Villemard couldn't imagine textbooks being transmitted wirelessly. Or maybe he just thought it looked funnier with wires. The headsets would have looked right at home in a high-school language lab, circa 1970. I love how the students have no pencils or paper, as if they're downloading their lesson… Continue

Added by Victor Curran on February 1, 2009 at 4:30pm — No Comments

Chickens and Awards

The Romantic Novelists' Association, has announced the shortlist for the Romantic Novel of the Year, and Hqn/M&B authors India Grey, Jessica Hart, Fiona Harper & Kate Hardy are all nominated for this distinguished award. Fiona Harper has been nominated before, and both Jessica Hart and Kate Hardy are past winners. Kate Hard… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on February 1, 2009 at 1:30pm — No Comments

Nonprofit Newspapers?

Former Washington Post editor Steve Coll blogs in The New Yorker that the way to save the institution of traditional newsrooms with investigative journalism and reporters in far-flung corners of the earth is for a paper like the Post or the New York Times to become a nonprofit organization.

The typical spend rate for endowed nonprofits is in the five-percent range.

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Added by Michael Hickins on January 29, 2009 at 10:27am — No Comments

Journalism and Law Suits

A lot commentary about the future of journalism and the need for large, well-funded media organizations centers around the need for the fourth estate to stand up to the other, equally well-funded estates. Seth Godin weighs in with a post entitled "When newspapers are gone, what will you miss?," notes that only newspapers seem to be able to keep government honest.

I worry about the quality of a democr

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Added by Michael Hickins on January 20, 2009 at 8:00pm — 5 Comments

Happy Birthday Harlequin!

In 2009, Harlequin will be celebrating 60 years of providing women with pure reading pleasure, and throughout the year we will be showcasing the variety of romantic reads we offer by highlighting some of our most popular series in a Series Spotlight program here online and in retail stores in some very exciting ways. Every month, one series will be spotlighted featuring top authors… Continue

Added by Jayne Hoogenberk on January 18, 2009 at 9:38pm — No Comments

Analysts Disintermediating the Press

Ray Wang of Forrester Research is one of the most influential software consultants, and is never afraid to speak his mind, which makes him a great resource for journalists. In an interesting turn of events, though, his blog, "A Software Insider's Point of View," now includes a regular "heard on the street feature" that could easily be confused for a very,very well-sourced article. Ray's blog shares sever… Continue

Added by Michael Hickins on January 15, 2009 at 9:18pm — No Comments

A Caution to Book Publishers Thinking Digital

Today, I replaced a wireless router after six years. The old one finally died, which seemed about right given that I'm hard on equipment. Target sold Linksys boxes from Cisco at $55 a pop. You'd have thought that six years would be enough time to evolve an install User Interface to where setting up one of these things would be smooth. You'd have thought wrong. Forty five minutes and a lot of hold time later, the tech and I zeroed in on a single factor that kept the whole thing hung up. It's li… Continue

Added by John du Pre Gauntt on January 14, 2009 at 10:00pm — 4 Comments

iTunes For Papers

Jack Shafer can't help being old. But he can help being so obtuse. Answering David Carr's call for a new publishing business model patterned after iTunes, all Shafer can do is complain about the Kindle (with good reason, I might add) and prattling on about the New York Times Reader, a tech non-starter the Times had the good sense to abandon.

Actually

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Added by Michael Hickins on January 13, 2009 at 12:08pm — No Comments

eHarlequin.com Community finals in prestigous Weblog Awards!

Congratulations everyone! As you can see from the badge , we made it into the finals for the 2008 Weblog Awards for Best Online Community! The Weblog Awards are the world's largest blog competition with over 545,000 votes cast in 2007 edition and nearly two million votes cast in all editions since 2003. For The 2… Continue

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Added by Paul on January 1, 2009 at 7:03am — 4 Comments

Community Journalism

A couple of finance junkies with an entrepreneurial drive have created a Tip'd, which combines the best of Salshdot and Digg. It encourages bloggers and editors to pitch their own stories too, which is fine, but the quality of the site will be dependent on preventing blowhards from hogging all the oxygen. Content aggregation makes a lot of sense, and adding community can only add value, but all content aggregation sites ultimately depend on content originators. A… Continue

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Harlequin’s 60th Anniversary: Harlequin Romance’s Diamond Brides

Silent in the Sanctuary FREE at Amazon

The Business of Blurbs

Twitter Visualization Contest

A Valentine For Harlequin's Anniversary

I'm so excited to find this site

Pretty in Pink, The Harlequin Sony Reader

A Post-Hype Playbook: Compete to Win in the eBook Marketplace

Introducing the Harlequin Insider!

They've been predicting the end of the book for 100 years

Chickens and Awards

Nonprofit Newspapers?

Journalism and Law Suits

Happy Birthday Harlequin!

Analysts Disintermediating the Press

A Caution to Book Publishers Thinking Digital

iTunes For Papers

eHarlequin.com Community finals in prestigous Weblog Awards!

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