Once again the masterminds at BookNet Canada kept it seriously real at their annual conference, BNC Tech Forum. Overall, the team really got it right this year; the event boasted great speakers, timely information, new, sustainable business models and a general rethinking of the shape of the book business. The theme of the day was [...]
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BNC Tech Forum roundup
Posted in Bookish Technology, Newsy, tagged BookNet Canada, tech forum on March 26, 2010 | 19 Comments »
What Would Peggy Nature do?
Posted in Bookish Technology, Uncategorized on September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I will warn you (and any of her spies) that this post will reference Margaret Atwood. Let it be noted that, because I am a young, superstitious person hacking away at a career in publishing, and because I believe that any unflattering reference to the queen of CanLit carries a curse of horrible failure, all [...]
BookCampTO
Posted in Bookish Technology, Newsy, tagged BookCampTO, conferences, publishing, technology on June 8, 2009 | 5 Comments »
This Saturday, Cheese and I (along with my friend Kevin) attended BookCampTO, a grassroots “unconference,” whose mandate was to have “A conversation about the future of books, writing, publishing, and the book business in the digital age.” So, while I didn’t bring my laptop and tweet throughout the day, here are a few summaries, observations [...]
