The Idea Logical Company

  • Blog
  • Speeches
  • Consulting
  • Clients
  • Media
  • About
  • Contact

What will be the big digital issues in January 2011?

May 16, 2010 by Mike Shatzkin 23 Comments

I have found a way to describe the difference between the Digital Book World conference we organize for F+W Media and the O’Reilly conference Tools of Change which I believe is accurate and is certainly not intended to be a pejorative description of  Tools of Change. I go to TOC and I find it very valuable, but different […]

Filed Under: Authors, Community, Digital Book World, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, Industry Events, New Models, Print-On-Demand, Publishing, Self-Publishing, Supply-Chain, Vertical Tagged With: App Store, B&N, B&T, Blio, Content Reserve, Copia, Disney, F+W Media, iBooks, Ingram Digital, Ingram Publisher Services, J. A. Konrath, Jane Friedman, Kindle, LibreDigital, NBN, Nook, O'Reilly, Open Road, Oxford Bibliographies Online, Perseus, Pixiq, Poetry Speaks, Safari, Sony, Sterling, Tools of Change

Observations on a conversation with Hachette’s digital leaders

March 15, 2010 by Mike Shatzkin 4 Comments

I really enjoyed listening to David Young and Maja Thomas, Hachette’s Chairman/CEO and top digital strategist, respectively, chat with industry veteran and blogger Charlotte Abbott on Blogtalk radio. All three are friends and people for whom I have a lot of respect. I generally prefer reading to listening as a way to take in information, but this […]

Filed Under: Authors, General Trade Publishing, New Models, Publishing, Supply-Chain Tagged With: Amazon, B&N, Blio, Bowker, Charlotte Abbott, Copia, David Young, Dominique Raccah, Google Editions, Hachette Book Group, iPublish, iStore, James Sturdivant, Kobo, Maja Thomas, Publishing Business magazine, PubTrack

Aside from the publishers: how the other stakeholders fare as ebook adoption continues

July 21, 2009 by Mike Shatzkin 12 Comments

In three prior posts, we’ve explored the initial conversation that surrounded the announcement that Sourcebooks would delay the ebook release of Bran Hambric; sketched out what we think are the four stages of ebook adoption; and looked at how publishers see the early “establishment” stage, which is where we are now. This post is about the […]

Filed Under: Authors, Community, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, New Models, Print-On-Demand, Publishing History, Self-Publishing, Supply-Chain Tagged With: Add new tag, Adobe Reader, Amazon, B&N, Baker & Taylor, BookSurge, Bran Hambric, Content Reserve, Diesel Ebooks, dot lit, IDPF, Indigo, Kindle, Microsoft, Mobipocket, OverDrive, Palm Digital, Palm Pilot, Peanut Press, Powell's, Scribd, Smashwords, Sony Reader, Sourcebooks

The Sourcebooks experiment with Bran Hambric: publishers in the early “establishment” stage of ebook adoption

July 20, 2009 by Mike Shatzkin 2 Comments

In a post last week we reviewed what Sourcebook CEO Dominque Raccah did — announcing she was holding back the ebook publication of a new hardcover YA novel coming this September — and why she said she did it. Over the weekend, we posted about what we see as the four stages of ebook adoption. […]

Filed Under: Authors, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, New Models, Publishing, Supply-Chain Tagged With: Amazon, Arthur Andersen, B&N, Dominique Rac, Evan Schnittman, Forrester Research, Kindle, Michael Cader, Rocketbook, Scribd, Smashwords, Softbook, Sony Reader, Sourcebooks

A context in which to evaluate ebook strategies

July 19, 2009 by Mike Shatzkin 27 Comments

This post is part of a growing set initiated by the Sourcebooks experiment holding back an ebook from simultaneous publication with an upcoming hardcover. It is the second (link to the first below) and will be followed by at least one more, as the conclusion of this post makes clear. To talk sensibly about the […]

Filed Under: Authors, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, New Models, Print-On-Demand, Publishing, Publishing History, Supply-Chain, Vertical Tagged With: Amazon, Apple, B&N, Borders, Bran Hambric, Cool-er Reader, DRM, Elonex, Indigo, iPhone, Kindle, Scribd, Shortcovers, Sony Reader, Sourcebooks

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • Next Page »

Search

Mike Shatzkin

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.

Follow Mike on Twitter @MikeShatzkin.

Interview with Mike Shatzkin

Book Cover: The Book Business: What Everyone Needs to Know

The Book Business: What Everyone Needs to Know

Sign Up

Get The Shatzkin Files posts by email.

Recent Posts

  • Big disruption hit book publishing before AI showed up
  • Bindery Books: A Way to Restructure the Book Publishing Model
  • The problem with bookstores is the problem for bookstores
  • Running a big publishing house is not as much fun as it used to be
  • Google knocked us out for a couple of days, but we’re back!

Archives

Categories

  • Atomization
  • Authors
  • Autobiographical
  • Baseball
  • Chuckles
  • Climate Change
  • Community
  • Conferences
  • Digital Book World
  • Direct response
  • eBooks
  • Enhanced ebook university
  • General Trade Publishing
  • Global
  • Industry Events
  • libraries
  • Licensing and Rights
  • Marketing
  • New Models
  • Politics
  • Print-On-Demand
  • Publishers Launch Conferences
  • Publishing
  • Publishing History
  • rights
  • Scale
  • Self-Publishing
  • SEO
  • Speeches
  • Subscriptions
  • Supply-Chain
  • Technology
  • Unbundling
  • Uncategorized
  • Vertical

Recent Posts

  • Big disruption hit book publishing before AI showed up
  • Bindery Books: A Way to Restructure the Book Publishing Model
  • The problem with bookstores is the problem for bookstores

Pages

  • Blog
  • Consulting
  • In the Media
  • Clients
  • About Us

Follow Mike

  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter

Search

Copyright © 2023 · eleven40 Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in