BTB #197: ‘Content’ Gets A Rules Book

“When everything else fails, read the instructions.” That was the sage advice of the Sage of Concord, Henry David Thoreau. Chris Kenneally has just finished reading the instructions for content creation and distribution in the digital age, as written by two pioneers...

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 #194: ‘Bubble Bath Reading’ Mystery Revealed

Taking the mystery out of independent publishing, Jessica Tribble of Poisoned Pen Press reveals the truth about genre authors and how they view technology. “These are people who really have the passion for writing,” she tells Chris Kenneally. “They want to make sure...

BTB #193: Books Not Required

At the recently-concluded 2010 IFRRO AGM, which gathered hundreds of author and publication associations and their RRO partners to Boston, publishing pundit Mike Shatzkin moderated a panel discussion, Licensing Business Models for the Future. He gave Chris Kenneally a...

BTB #191: Putting the ‘Social’ in Media

Web 2.0 brought a more interactive relationship between creating and consuming content than ever seen before. That interaction is shaping our lives and changing our media in sometimes fascinating, and sometimes threatening ways. Alexandra Samuel joins Chris Kenneally...

Warm-up for Miami Book Fair

On November 20, at the Miami Book Fair, CCC’s Chris Kenneally will interview Stephen Rattner, author of the just-released “Overhaul: An Insider’s Account of the Obama Administration’s Emergency Rescue of the Auto Industry,” which the New York Times calls, “required...

BTB #190: A Romance With New Media

During a podcast tutorial led by Chris Kenneally at the recent Novelists, Inc. conference, NINC President-elect Donna Fletcher agreed to an impromptu interview. She took the opportunity to explain why novelists in romance and thriller genres are early adopters of new...

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