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This Week on the Semantic Web – 06 Jan 2012
In the spirit of the New Year, we kick start 2012 with the news of new bonds and investments, sharing and connecting, and with the knowledge that all things digital can have a human touch. As Google acquire an IBM … Continue reading
Online Publishing Forum Videos
Last week scholarly publishers from across the UK convened in London for our Online Publishing Forum to discuss academic publishing and its relationship with semantic web technologies, apps and the future of library funding. We’ve already shared the slides from … Continue reading
Publishing in China – Freemium fiction
In the first of a short series of blogs on publishing in the world’s fastest growing market, Helen Sun, the head of Publishing Technology China explains the enormous popularity of ‘freemium’ fiction for Chinese readers. Here in China, nearly 195 … Continue reading
Navigating the semantic web: Frankfurt Book Fair seminar
If you’re visiting this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, we’re holding a seminar on how academic publishers can get the best out of the semantic web. It’s a free breakfast seminar hosted by Louise Russell (Tutton), who you may recognise from … Continue reading
Piecing together the digital jigsaw – a follow-up
A couple of months ago, I wrote a blog post about the myriad of mobile, tablet and desktop devices that a website can potentially find itself having to address. Continue reading
Piecing Together the Digital Jigsaw
One of the most significant hurdles that website managers and publishers are beginning to grapple with is the question of device fragmentation. A single website can now be transmogrified into desktop and mobile versions, apps for the iPhone, Android and Windows Phone, before then being turned into separate apps for the iPad and other tablet devices. Continue reading
Why was music’s digital revolution driven from outside the music industry?
Jane Tappuni, Business Development Director (Europe) at Publishing Technology, spoke at The London Book Fair’s Digital Conference yesterday (10 April) in the panel on Investment, Innovation and Change. In 2001, 81% of publishers were already preparing for the coming ebook … Continue reading
The Future of Publishing – George Lossius speaks to the Society of Young Publishers – 11 Feb 2011
This week, on 9th February, George Lossius, CEO of Publishing Technology was invited to speak at Oxford University Press, to the Society of Young Publishers. To a packed hall, George Lossius spoke on the future of eBooks and what customers … Continue reading
New Opportunities for Publishers: Interview with Randy Petway – 12 Jan 2011
Randy Petway, EVP, Strategy and Business Development at Publishing Technology, talks on the opportunities for publishers created by new and developing technologies. Topics covered include monetising and delivering content, discoverability, the digital supply chain and new business opportunities around the … Continue reading
Who owns the Supply Chain? – 6 Jan 2011
Happy New Year and best wishes for a prosperous and successful 2011. For my first post of 2011, I ask the question, ‘Who owns the Supply Chain?’ Nobody…? Everybody…? The Supply Chain has over many years been seen to be … Continue reading
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