#Publishers

Thomas Baekdal

baekdal

I have said this many times before, but it's worth repeating. I fully understand why publishers want to create their own ad networks to compete with Google ... and that's

Molly Ker Hawn

mollykh

Mostly been away from Twitter because I've been working 12-hour days, but: royalties season, my old nemesis, we meet again. Some exasperating things I’ve noticed on clients’ statements recently... -Publisher

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

If you're into books, you might know that some books are called "trade paperbacks" and others are called "mass market paperbacks." 1/ These distinctions have their origins in the creation

Marisa Noelle *please leave a review 🙏*

MarisaNoelle77

1- I have just been putting together my #WOWCON workshop all about mental health in kid lit! And now I'm excited. For those enrolled, I wanted to tell a bit

Kathleen Rushall

KatRushall

Can we as an industry get on the same page that competitive works clauses based on ethnicity, culture, or religion of a main character, ESPECIALLY if this reflects that of

David G. Rand

DG_Rand

Working paper alert!"Scaling up fact-checking using the wisdom of crowds"We find that 10 laypeople rating just headlines match performance of professional fact-checkers researching full articles- using set of URLs flagged

Dr Harriet Earle loves autumn so much! 🍁🎃🌰

Hattie_Go_Lucky

Academic twitter is talking about sharing documents and open access... well, here's my two cents. ASK FOR PAPERS. Academia is a conversation and we all want to be a part

Rebekah Valentine

duckvalentine

*puts on business hat*okay two interesting things here regardless of what you think of Amazon1) pricing model. it's sitting between Stadia and xcloud. Basic sub gives you access to a

Scott Pack

meandmybigmouth

So good to hear Stella Duffy championing Patricia Grace and Māori writers on Open Book. As someone who has published many authors from New Zealand, and Australia, I know how

Amol Telang

telangamol

Great conversation on @joinClubhouse in the @FoundingF Club on the Media & Entertainment industry.Power-packed panel with @hchawlah, @eastbengal, @mtata0503, @itsmeanuj, @pheru8b, @parthasinha and @mohitoz, moderated by @IndrajitGupta a

rat king

MikeIsaac

here's a story on tech, advertising and covid's impact, written by @daiwaka, @tiffkhsu and melot of interesting effects: Ad spend plummeting as marketers dont want their product ads sandwiched btwn

David Hartrick

DavidHartrick

I'm going to have my say on the Walliams/children's book thing because I'm a publisher, and because this is something that really annoys me and has for a long time.I

Miss Library

heisereads

Here's your periodic reminder that just because a picture book read aloud is posted on YouTube, that does NOT mean it complies with copyright! Many of them violate copyright &

Amy Sparkles

AmySparkes

This week's #WednesdayWritingTips is a response to something I read the other day. A frustrated writer said, 'It was hard before Covid-19, now it's going to be impossible. Why bother?'Here's

Canongate

canongatebooks

It's been a funny old time recently (I don't know if you've noticed?) and, like all publishers, we've had to get used to lots of change. It feels a bit

Siddharth

DearthOfSid

#Bloomsbury book retraction: an explanation for Dummies (liberals)Series of events:1. A pogrom happened in Delhi last February2. Recently, Bloomsbury published a book that presented the perpetrator's perspective and thereby sought