Living In A Digital Book World
The first big digital conference of the year is just weeks away and, as the headlines confirm, there will be plenty to discuss and learn about.
John Ingram, Dominique Raccah at Sourcebooks. John Donatich at Yale University Press, and Ellen Archer at Hyperion (preview her thoughts here: http://www.digitalbookworld. com/2012/hyperion-ceo-ellen- archer-book-publishing- business-model-is-broken/) and closes at the now-traditional look at what we expect to happen within the next year with
Evan Schnittman at Bloomsbury; Mark Allin at Wiley; Clare Peeters at Perseus; and Mike Shatzkin.
In between you'll hear individual presentations from the major etailers--Russ Grandinetti at Amazon; Theresa Horner at BN; Michael Tamblyn at Kobo--and the first conference presentation from new Bookish ceo Carolyn Marks.
There's futurist and author David Houle, and Oren Teicher from the ABA and booksellers from Politics and Prose and RJ Julia on The Bookstore Renaissance and new bookselling business model experiments underway. For original research, there will be new presentations from James Mcquivey at Forrester; Kelly Gallagher at Bowker PubTrack; Giovanni Bonfanti at A.T. Kearney; and Jack McKeown and Tom Thompson at Verso.
Plus five vertical tracks offer experts from throughout the publishing industry and beyond on technology, marketing, social media, ebook basics, the changing role of agents, global markets, illustrated books, libraries and more.
DBW has grown into a three-day extravaganza--beginning with our own Publishers Launch Conference going deep into the fast-growing digital children's market now that color devices have taken hold.
Enroll for Monday's Children's Publishing Goes Digital at the same time and you'll save another $135 on the bundle.
Children's Goes Digital program
Full DBW program
Register here
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Digital books for children
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTdUK1fM5Q0
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