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Publishing

3 ways to improve ebook note taking

It's time for ebooks to evolve beyond their basic note-taking tools.
Skimming on the digital side

How digital publications can make browsing easier.
Legally speaking, think before you tweet

David Ardia on how libel laws apply to Twitter and new media.
Getting your book in front of 160 million users is usually a good thing

"Pirate's Dilemma" author Matt Mason on BitTorrent.
For publishing, sales info is the tip of the data iceberg

Publishers have data, but they need to know what to do with it.

And the BAFTA goes to ... an app?

For the first time, an app has been nominated for a TV BAFTA.

by Jenn Webb | @JennWebb | 18 May 2011

"The Malcolm Tucker: The Missing Phone" application has been nominated for a TV British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) award. Henry Volans, head of Faber Digital, discusses the app and why he thinks it's being honored with the nomination.

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Marginalia is still alive in the digital world

Joep Kuijper on the Openmargin marginalia platform and iPad app.

by Jenn Webb | @JennWebb | 16 May 2011

It's time to stop lamenting the death of marginalia at the hands of digital publishing and actually do something about it. Openmargin, a startup in the Netherlands, has done just that.

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Publishing News: How to improve ebook marginalia

Improving ebook note tools, ask for data and you'll get it, the ABA partners with On Demand Books

by Jenn Webb | @JennWebb | 13 May 2011

Pete Meyers suggests ways to improve ebook note-taking tools, publishers can actually get consumer data from Apple, and the American Booksellers Association wants its member stores to have Espresso Book Machines.

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Winners of the writable API competition

Announcing the three prize winners of the O'Reilly writable API competition.

by Terry Jones | @terrycojones | 13 May 2011

We ran a developer contest to see what folks could do with O'Reilly's new "writable" API. Today we're announcing the winners.

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3 ways to improve ebook note taking

It's time for ebooks to evolve beyond their basic note-taking tools.

by Peter Meyers | @petermeyers | 12 May 2011

Ebook note-taking needs attention. The upside is that the ereader company that builds the best tools could also create a competitive advantage.

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Publishing News: Week in Review

Digital text and learning, improving the browsing experience, Amazon's publishing projects

by Jenn Webb | @JennWebb | 6 May 2011

In the latest Publishing News: A study found digital text might disrupt cognitive mapping, digital browsing solutions are discussed in Pete Meyers' latest "Breaking the Page" installment, and Amazon launches its fourth imprint.

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It's time for ebooks to evolve beyond their basic note-taking tools.

How digital publications can make browsing easier.

David Ardia on how libel laws apply to Twitter and new media.

"Pirate's Dilemma" author Matt Mason on BitTorrent.

Publishers have data, but they need to know what to do with it.

For the first time, an app has been nominated for a TV BAFTA.

Joep Kuijper on the Openmargin marginalia platform and iPad app.

Improving ebook note tools, ask for data and you'll get it, the ABA partners with On Demand Books

Announcing the three prize winners of the O'Reilly writable API competition.

It's time for ebooks to evolve beyond their basic note-taking tools.

Digital text and learning, improving the browsing experience, Amazon's publishing projects