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  • Two and a half thoughts on Amazon's Matchbook

    Amazon's announcement on Tuesday of its new Matchbook offer, allowing customers to buy discounted digital versions of print books they’d previously bought from the retailer,... Read more

  • REACTive Publishing: innovation at the Hub

    As our industry becomes increasingly hybrid – ever more digital, yet still significantly paper-based – the necessity to innovate is a growing problem for publishers... Read more

  • What publishing can learn from the fate of the Austro-Hungarian Empire

    It was at Frankfurt last year, on a Tools of Change panel with Brian O’Leary and Sheila Bounford , that I first started wittering on... Read more

  • "I do apps now; apps are cool."

    App review: The Doctor Who Encyclopedia (BBC Books and Brandwidth; iPad only) The wheezing, groaning TARDIS take-off sound that greets the user on launching this... Read more

  • Amazon vs. Apple: Round 3: The Cloud Reader launches

    With the release of their Cloud Reader browser app for Kindle, Amazon has become the first of the major booksellers to respond to Apple's recent... Read more

  • Turning the tanker around: navigating publishing's future

    Is publishing a vast, slow-moving tanker that will take some time to turn around? Or rather a fishing boat seeking out “ blue oceans ”... Read more

  • Top of the Pops? Amber Books' Top 100 Albums app

    Amber Books' latest app, following swiftly on the heels of its well-received D-Day: 1944, is an interesting example of the growing genre of "coffee-table apps"... Read more

  • A Bibliography of Sponges; or, can publishers mop up the backlist market?

    With Google’s interest in ebooks apparently on the wane, might successful e-publishers step into the breach? Read more

  • Publishing within a particle accelerator: the ePublishing Innovation Forum 2011

    Last week's ePublishing Innovation Forum may have been aimed at the “information industry”, but the issues addressed often applied across the entire publishing sector. Read more

  • A Visit from the Goon Squad

    In its print form, Jennifer Egan’s A Visit from the Goon Squad last month deservedly won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction . It has... Read more

  • Futurebook 09/10 - what's another year?

    On the eve of the second Futurebook conference, a comparison with its predecessor shows how rapidly the industry is developing... Read more

  • The view from Frankfurt: who controls the ebook business?

    One of the most in-demand events at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair was Friday’s round-table discussion: The eBook Business: Who’s in Control? Entry was so... Read more

  • #dearpublisher: an open letter to the industry

    In a blogpost here at Futurebook, shortly after this year's London Book Fair, Sam Missingham , the Bookseller's unofficial “chief twitterer”, suggested that UK publishing... Read more

  • eBook pricing: learning from other people's mistakes.

    I spend far too much of my time thinking about the music business. It's partly the emotional attachment formed by spending my formative years listening... Read more

  • Mobile opportunities: The London Book Fair Digital Conference

    Sunday's London Book Fair Digital Conference was marked by an optimism about the prospects for the industry. George Lossius from Publishing Technology set the tone... Read more

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