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The Death of Slush
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November Indie List Features Lethem and Auster
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GalleyCat to Revitalize Reviews
Posted 2 months, 2 weeks ago
With lit crit coverage on the decline, publishing website GalleyCat is launching a new book review feature for 2010.
“We have contacted a mix of professional reviewers and passionate readers, building a new feature with the help of our readership,” said Jason Boog. “Our first reviews will be…
KEEP READING »Competition for Amazon
Posted 3 months ago
A Los Angeles Times article revealed that Conde Nast Publications, Hearst Corp., Meredith Corp., News Corp. and Time Inc. have joined forces to develop an online storefront to sell “…full-color, interactive digital versions of their newspapers and magazines that would be readable on…
KEEP READING »Toronto School Subs Sony Readers for Textbooks
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Over at TeleRead, a teacher talks about a Toronto prep school’s recent decision to replace textbooks with e-book readers. Citing ease of transport and a format that appeals to tech-savvy youth, the article makes a good case for the switch.
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