I’ve written an open letter to the publishing industry. It is entitled “A Modest Proposal for a Change of Fortune.” The following four articles inspired me to draft the letter. 1) The first article was published in Forbes magazine. The title says it all: How Publishers Can Ready Themselves For Digital Media’s Evolution? The article nicely summarizes [...]
The first telephone was useless. The first two telephones could show a neat trick to the uninitiated. Western Union didn’t understand the value of the telephone when it turned down an opportunity to purchase the most valuable patent in history. The telegraph was indeed a very efficient and reliable mode of communication. Telephones are [...]
Traditional publishers face increasing competitive pressure and have to adapt to market conditions. Authors can take advantage of a growing arsenal of media platforms to develop their brand and create a niche market for their books. This spells trouble for legacy publishers that service large static markets. It’s generally not good for public relations when [...]
I recently ran an internet search for “reasons not to self-publish” and wasn’t satisfied with the results. I did, however, come up with a blog post that took a stab at some answers. As it turns out, the criticism of the blogger’s points is what makes her post memorable. This blog post explains why Edan [...]
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