BTB #196: A Web Without Cookies

The Semantic Web says Tim Berners-Lee, the man who coined the is “a web of data that can be processed directly and indirectly by machines.” Perhaps more helpfully, it comprises “methods and technologies to allow machines to understand the meaning – or...

BTB #178: Book Rights Sales & Spanish Markets

At BookExpo America, Spanish publisher Blanca Rosa Roca (pictured) and American literary agent Diana Finch explored with Chris Kenneally topics such as territorial issues for publishers working between Spain and Latin America; the role of agents in finding negotiating...

BTB #123: For Frankfurt, Helpful Hints

With Frankfurt Book Fair opening next week, it’s time to check in again with Dawn Bruno, Global Publishing Team Leader and International Trade Specialist for the New York City branch of the U.S. Commercial Service (an export promotion agency within Commerce) and...

BTB #98: From the Gov’t and He Wants To Help

Compliance by publishers with the NIH’s public access policies is what Dale Berkley calls “my day job. My afternoon job is reviewing publishing agreements. You can imagine, they all look alike after a while, and they all include provisions that the government...

BTB #77: Want Textbook Success? It’s By Design

Maybe you can’t judge a book by its cover, but the basic rules of marketing dictate that many a book is bought because it looks worth the reading. In fact, advises Robert Christopherson, creator of the leading physical geography texts in the US and Canada, textbook...

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