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“Scale” is a theme everybody in publishing needs to be thinking about, so we’ve made it the focus of our next Publishers Launch Conference

May 8, 2013 by Mike Shatzkin 7 Comments

The overarching theme of our upcoming Publishers Launch Conference at BookExpo America on May 29 is “scale”. I thank my PLC partner, Michael Cader, for urging that we label that as a core concern worthy of being the centerpiece for a day’s discussion. (With that nudge, I identified “scale”, along with “verticalization” and “atomization”, as […]

Filed Under: Atomization, Digital Book World, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, Publishers Launch Conferences, Scale Tagged With: Abrams, Adam Silverman, Aerbook, Alison Uncles, Amazon, Andrea Fleck-Nisbet, Apple, Ben Evans, BookExpo America, Brian Defiore, Brian Napack, Carolyn Pittis, Chicago Tribune, Crown Illustrated, Dan Lubart, David Nussbaum, David Wilk, Defiore and Company, Dorling Kindersley, Doug Stambaugh, Enders Analysis, F+W Media, Facebook, Folio Literary Management, Frederator Books, Google, Hachette, HarperCollins, Inkling, Iobyte Solutions, Jeff Abraham, Jennifer Day, John Wiley, Joseph Craven, Ken Michaels, Lauren Shakely, Lindy Humphreys, Lorraine Shanley, Macmillan, Market Partners International, Mary Ann Naples, Michael Cader, Microsoft, Penguin, Pete McCarthy, Peter Balis, Providence Equity Partners, Quarto Group, Random House, Robert Gottlieb, Rodale, Ron Martinez, Scott Hoffman, Simon & Schuster, Steve Kobrin, Tim Greco, Toronto Star/Star Dispatches, Trident Media Group, Wharton Digital Press, Workman

Seven-and-a-half days of conference programming coming up during 4 days in January

December 13, 2012 by Jess 2 Comments

Blog posts have been scarcer for the past couple of months because I’ve been so engaged with a major responsibility: putting together what amounts to 7-1/2 days of conference programming that will be presented on four days next month in New York City. As most readers of this blog probably know, we’re responsible for the […]

Filed Under: Authors, Digital Book World, Direct response, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, Global, Industry Events, Licensing and Rights, New Models, Politics, Publishers Launch Conferences, Self-Publishing, Supply-Chain, Technology, Vertical Tagged With: "Authors Launch", "Children's Publishing Goes Digital", "Wimpy Kid", "Wool", Abrams, Amazon Kindle, Apex, Apple, Ashleigh Gardner, Barbara Marcus, Barnes & Noble, Ben Evans, Bill Kasdorf, Bill McCoy, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bowker, Brain Hive, Brendan Cahill, Brendan Dineen, Brian Defiore, Brian Napack, Candlewick, Capstone, Carnegie-Mellon, Chantal Restivo-Alessi, Chris Bauerle, Citia, Codex, Creative Conduit, Dan Blank, David Houle, David Nussbaum, David Wilk, Disney, Dystel & Goderich, Enders Analysis, Evan Ratliff, F+W Media, Facebook, Gary Gentel, Gary Price, GoodReads, Google, Green Mountain Digital, Hachette, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hugh Howey, IDPF, INFODocket, Inkling, Jane Dystel, Jason Allen Ashlock, Jay Mandel, Jennifer Weltz, Joe Mangan, John Donatich, Johns Hopkins University Press, JP Leventhal, Karen Lotz, Kate Stark, Kate Wilson, Kobo, Kristin Nelson, Linda Holliday, Lorraine Shanley, Macmillan, Magic Town, Marcus Leaver, Market Partners, Matt Baldacci, Matt MacInnis, Matt Schwartz, Michael Cader, Michael D. Smith, Michael Jacobs, Microsoft, MJ Rose, Nathan Maharaj, Neal Goff, Nook, Nosy Crow, Open Road, Osprey, Patricia Arancibia, Patricia Payton, Patrick Brown, Pearson, Penguin, Perseus, Pete Harris, Pete McCarthy, Peter Hildick-Smith, Poptropica, Porter Anderson, Quarto, Rachel Chou, Random House, Randy Susan Meyers, Reading Rainbow, Rebecca Smart, Rick Joyce, Robert Oeste, RRKidz, Scholastic, Simon Lipskar, Sourcebooks, Stephanie Bowen, Steve Axelrod, Storia, Swanna McNair, Ted Hill, Teddy Goff, The Atavist, The Naggar Agency, Tina Pohlman, Todd McGarity, William Morris Endeavor, Writer's House, Yale University Press

Innovators and circumstances: the Frankfurt Publishers Launch show

September 17, 2012 by Mike Shatzkin 1 Comment

In some ways, I think this year’s Publishers Launch Frankfurt show kicks off the next era of digital change in global publishing. The US and other English-speaking markets have established clearly that immersive reading — fiction and narrative non-fiction — is easily ported to screens for most people. In the past 18 months, changes in […]

Filed Under: Conferences, eBooks, General Trade Publishing, Global, Industry Events, Licensing and Rights, New Models, Publishers Launch Conferences, Supply-Chain, Technology, Vertical Tagged With: Amazon, Anthony Forbes Watson, Apple, Barnes & Noble, Benedict Evans, Bompiani, Booknet Canada, Brian Napack, Charlie Redmayne, Codex Group, Constellation, Copyright Clearance Center, Dominique Raccah, Enders Analysis, Fabbri Editore, Faber, Facebook, Google, Hachette, HarperCollins, Helmut Pesch, Jim Hilt, Ken Michaels, Kobo, Lubbe, Macmillan USA, Marcello Vena, Michael Cader, Michael Healy, Michael Tamblyn, Microsoft, Noah Genner, Nook, Osprey, Pan Macmillan, Patricia Arancibia, Patrick Rouvillois, Penguin, Perseus, Peter Hildick-Smith, Pottermore, Providence Equity Partners, Random House, RCS Libri, Rebecca Smart, Rick Joyce, Rizzoli, Sourcebooks, Stephen Page, Theresa Horner

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