Some further notes from the Booksellers Association conference — same format as yesterday, same caveats.
Notes from Brighton — Part Two
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: BBC > books > conferences > digital > innovation > publishing > work
Notes from Brighton — Part One
May 14th, 2008 · No Comments
I’ve just got back from the Booksellers Association annual conference in Brighton. I promised several people that I would blog my notes from the conference, which follow. Digital publishing was one of the main strands of the conference, and there were some excellent speakers on the programme.
The views expressed below are those of the individual […]
Tags: BML > books > Borders > community > conferences > digital > DRM > e-books > Guardian > Henley Centre > marketing > Penguin > publishing > Random House > territoriality > work
Tools of Change — Tuesday Morning
February 12th, 2008 · 4 Comments
This is the third in a series of posts with my notes from 2008 Tools of Change conference, including presentations by Bob Young, Tim O’Reilly and Kirk Biglione.
Tags: Bob Young > DRM > free content > Kirk Biglione > lulu.com > Medialoper > publishing > Tim O'Reilly > TOC2008 > TOCconf08
Tools of Change — Monday Afternoon
February 12th, 2008 · 1 Comment
This is the second in a series of posts with my notes from 2008 Tools of Change conference, including presentations by Brent Lewis, John Ingram and Barry Libert.
Tags: Barry Libert > Brent Lewis > community > John Ingram > publishing > TOC2008 > TOCconf08
Tools of Change — Monday Morning
February 11th, 2008 · 9 Comments
This is the first in a series of posts with my notes from 2008 Tools of Change conference, including presentations from Stephen Abram, Bill Burger, Douglas Rushkoff, Seth Godin and Ben Vershbow. The italicised passages are the descriptions of each segment from the programme, to provide some context. Any errors of transcription are, naturally, entirely […]
Tags: Ben Vershbow > Bill Burger > blogging > copyright > Douglas Rushkoff > Kathy Sierra > publishing > Seth Godin > Stephen Abram > Tim O'Reilly > TOC2008 > TOCconf08