#publishing (18 links)
- Elastic elasticmag.com
We publish visual art and writing that bend time and genre and perspective, blur waking and dreaming life, find sublimity and absurdity in the everyday, magnify the senses, multiply and distort the possibilities of narrative, and interrogate power by breaking form.
- Shorthand shorthand.com
the beautifully simple storytelling platform for teams in marketing, communications, and media.
- The Economist’s Tom Standage on digital strategy and the limits of a model based on advertising » Nieman Journalism Lab niemanlab.org
The Economist has taken the view that advertising is nice, and we’ll certainly take money where we can get it, but we’re pretty much expecting it to go away.
- Lacuna Books lacunabooks.com
Lacuna Books is an application designed specially for writing books, research papers, and technical writings. It helps you manage content more effectively and produces beautiful digital books.
- inessential.com: Pub Rules inessential.com
I’d love to run, edit, and write for a publication bigger than just me and my blog. I don’t have time, so I won’t, at least not any time soon. But if I were to run a publication, I’d have a few rules.
- CMAP #9: Ebooks - Charlie's Diary antipope.org
"There is no topic in the publishing industry this decade that is the source of as many misconceptions, superstitions, lies, plausible untruths, and idiocies as ebooks". Worthwhile reading for anyone working in the ebook arena.
- schacon/git-scribe - GitHub github.com
basically the best way to write an ebook
- Jobs and Murdoch to jointly unveil iPad paper; title will be anti-social media | The Wall Blog wallblog.co.uk
"The hotly anticipated iPad paper is a bit of a Murdoch gamble, with 100 staff and a budget of $30m The Daily, and will be the first proper test to see if consumers will pay for a tablet only newspaper." Good luck with that.
- Scout Books » The Original "Make Your Own" Pocket Notebook scoutbooks.com
Design and print custom pocket notebooks.
- Code Quarterly codequarterly.com
We believe there’s a niche waiting to be filled by someone publishing well-written technical pieces longer than the average blog article but shorter than books and making them available in a variety of formats. We are aiming at depth more than absolute timeliness; there are already plenty of outlets for the latest tech buzz.
- Charlie's Diary: Jeff Bezos Eats Kittens antipope.org
Today's big news is that Amazon are going to start selling Kindle ebook readers world-wide. Let me explain why I think this is very bad news for writers.
- Welcome | MagCloud magcloud.com
MagCloud enables you to publish your own magazines. All you have to do is upload a PDF and we'll take care of the rest: printing, mailing, subscription management, and more.
- stevenberlinjohnson.com: Old Growth Media And The Future Of News stevenberlinjohnson.com
"Wired, [Albert Read] suggests, may not really be a tech magazine at all. "It's a magazine about innovation and the future, and should not be narrowly confined to technology in people's minds," he says. "You read Wired if you see yourself as a forward thinker or an early adopter." I'm looking forward to seeing how this turns out.
- tarpipe tarpipe.com
Worth investigating. "Makes it easy to share content across different social media applications"
- Writing for Publication | reverb readreverb.com
One of reverb's editors offers some useful and challenging advice to new writers