Archive for category: E-books
- BookNet Canada Technology Forum pitch (2010.10.07)
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I proposed a session on structured documents for managers and editors for the BookNet Canada 2011 Technology Forum. The deadline for submissions was an insane six months in advance
- Publishers as Flashturbators (2010.08.31)
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The Web is old enough that history can repeat itself. What’s happening now with E-books parallels what happened with Web sites in the early Aughties
- Retraining readers of an industry organ (2010.07.19)
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A solicited proposal for a column on E-book production in Quill & Quire. Now, what do you think happened to it?
- Travis J. Nichols’ ‘ugly stick’ (2010.07.15)
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Travis J. Nichols will never figure this out, but “E-books” are perfectly capable of “formatting” poetry, not that E-books have “formatting”
- Speaking at BookCamp 2010 on Saturday (2010.05.13)
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Scott Boms and I are talking about design and typography of E-books at BookCamp 2010.
- ‘Web Standards for E-Books’ (2010.03.09)
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My new article on the use of ePub (hence XHTML) in electronic books is now out at A List Apart
- Bet against HTML and you lose (2010.01.29)
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Bet against HTML for online distribution and you’ve backed the wrong horse
- ‘[E]very book that is being published now depends on something that is in Twitter’ (2010.01.22)
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Mike Shatzkin is the latest to opine on the future of the book. And guess what: Everything that works for O’Reilly naturally will not work for you