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The “shift” speech

June 12, 2009 by Mike Shatzkin 4 Comments

On May 28, I gave a speech called “Stay Ahead of the Shift: How Content-Centric Publishers Can Flourish in a Community-Centric Web World” at BookExpo America. From today (June 12) through Monday morning (June 15), we are able to show you the video of the speech (below). We have also put the slides and full text on the speeches page of our site.

A transcript of the speech is viewable via a new annotation platform hosted by our clients, SharedBook. That platform enables comment on the speech, section by section, in what constitutes an experiment for SharedBook and for us. We hope many of you who see the speech will return to comment.

Please note that this platform is only available to IE & Firefox users. If you are having difficulty reading the justified text, we have found it is easier if you reduce the width of your browser.

After Monday, June 15, the speech can still be viewed on PublishersMarketplace by members only.

Filed Under: Community, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, Industry Events, New Models, Publishing, Publishing History, Self-Publishing, Supply-Chain, Vertical Tagged With: BEA speech, SharedBook, Stay Ahead of the Shift

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Mike Shatzkin is the Founder & CEO of The Idea Logical Company and a widely-acknowledged thought leader about digital change in the book publishing industry. Read more.

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