Graphicly is expanding its digital distribution solution for automated self-publishing. The new set-up
enables authors and publishers to upload, publish, sell and promote content of all types and sizes.
It will be supported across platforms: the web, Facebook, iOS (through Apple Newsstand) and Android (Barnes and Noble’s Nook Color and Amazon’s Kindle Fire). The publishers don’t need to repeatedly upload it to different sources, but rather the creator just picks the platform destinations through a customizable widget.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/graphicly-debuts-new-self-publishing-service-for-multiple-platforms/67788
Monday, January 23, 2012
How iBooks Author Stacks Up to the Competition
With the announcement of iBooks Author last week, the world of self-publishing seemed to open up a little wider, especially for authors looking for an easy way to format and distribute their own content. If you are a writer who wants to take try the self-publishing route, Mashable has assembled a comprehensive chart of all the potential tools available to you, as well as their prices and anything else you may need to know.
http://mashable.com/2012/01/23/ibooks-author-self-publishing-comparison/
http://mashable.com/2012/01/23/ibooks-author-self-publishing-comparison/
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Kodak: Zombie brand?
When companies die, the underlying brands often live on. Here's a look at those that have stayed alive and how they've fared after their parent liquidates. http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2012/markets/1201/gallery.zombie-brands/?source=cnn_bin
Twitter To Launch in Germany
Twitter is spreading its wings further across Europe its over-worked CEO announced Sunday at the DLD Conference here. Jack Dorsey, who doubles up as the CEO of Square as well, said the company was looking to build a German team.
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