How publishers are building revenues through innovation

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How publishers are building revenues through innovation

At last week's Digital Innovators' Summit in Berlin, magazine publishers from over 35 countries came together to consider new technologies, hear from international speakers and scrutinize new business models. Amid debates and discussions about the future, however, a new saviour of the sector
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Two months post-News Feed tweak: real news is not drowning, comments are growing, and videos …

NewsWhip also noted that 53 of the top 100 stories were from general news publishers. Compelling global events with a “very human element” still draw sizable engagement, such as the deaths of Stephen Hawking, Dolores O'Riordan, and Billy Graham. NewsWhip says Hawking's passing was the most
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Dessa sells out (Rochester)

I think I was draw to the creative writing as much to the ideas that prevail in that field. What can you tell us about your book “My Own Devices,” which is coming out this fall? Since I was a girl, I had dreams of existing in the literary world, and it has been a long and circuitous route. After a lot of years doing
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GrubStreet's plan for narrative arts center advances

The proposal includes a second branch of Harvard Book Store with a café/wine bar, creative-writing classrooms, a reading and writing lounge, and performance spaces for events. Besides GrubStreet the other finalists include Boston Center for the Arts, Cross Cultural Collective, and Medicine Wheel
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Carmel declares 'Christopher Tripp Zanetis Day'

Mayor James Brainard has declared today, March 29, 2018, as “Christopher Tripp Zanetis Day” in honor of the Carmel native and Carmel High School graduate who was tragically killed at the age of 37 in a military helicopter crash along the border of Iraq and Syria on March 15. Zanetis was serving on a
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Conservatives Are Whining That Facebook Is Being Mean to Their Shitty Media Sites

Adam Mosseri, the head of Facebook's News Feed, explained that this meant “we'll show less public content, including videos and other posts from publishers or businesses.” The message was clear: News organizations should expect fewer people to find their work through Facebook. The media
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New ethics textbooks should support lessons to deepen students' thinking

It is noticeable that the textbooks that passed the screening contain true stories about Olympic and Paralympic athletes and disaster victims who overcame adversity. Some textbooks also contain various opinions, themed on letters readers sent to newspapers. There are signs the publishers have used
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Rio Hosts International Book Fair in Centro's Casa França-Brasil

Apart from the book fair, the event will include debates on contemporary social issues and the editorial market, and also poetry and creative writing workshops. This afternoon, March 29th, at 3PM, there will be a debate on religious intolerance by authors Rosiane Rodrigues, Vilma Piedade, and Adailton
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Tribune Intern Dunn Selected for NABJ Short Course Program

NASHVILLE, TN — Tennessee Tribune Intern Leona Dunn won the best news writing award at the annual National Association of Black Journalists Short Course Program at North Carolina A&T from March 15 to 18. Dunn, a Tennessee State University senior, was one of 28 students selected from across
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Morning Mediawire: A glimpse at Facebook's distribution

Newswhip, a service that monitors social media for publishers and marketers, just released a report with data it has collected since Facebook changed its algorithm. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the platform would shift to favor content from friends and family over content from publishers, what he
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Poems While You Wait offers poems for $5, from a typewriter on any topic

Rooney teaches creative writing at DePaul University, and recently released her ninth book, the best-seller “Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk.” But Poems While You Wait has become, at the very least, a third job. They “poem” in hotel lobbies and museums and planetariums and farmers markets and theaters;
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$300000 Rockefeller Grant to bring writers from around the world to Maine Media Workshops …

Students at The Writers Harbor workshops will have the opportunity to learn from established writers serving as faculty and writers-in-residence. In addition to Blanco, nonfiction writer Richard Goodman author of The Soul of Creative Writing, and writer Natalie Goldberg (coming in 2019), author of Writing
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Humanoids Launches the “Life Drawn” Imprint for “Life on Earth” Graphic Novels

“Since its inception in the '70s, Humanoids has published some of the greatest science fiction and fantasy tales ever told—including international best sellers such as The Incal and The Metabarons,” said Humanoids CEO and Publisher, Fabrice Giger. “After so many years of exploring imaginary
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A tale of 2 books about the VP's bunny: one from John Oliver, the other Pence's family

Each jumped right into the single digits of the Amazon Best-Sellers list after they were published last week. The Pence version rose to No. 4 while the parody sits at the No. 1 spot, topping Former FBI director James Comey's new memoir. Celebrity status is the easiest path to publishing a children's book,
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Price agreements for textbooks reached with four major publishers

OhioLINK negotiated and secured statewide wholesale price agreements with major textbook publishers to benefit its member institutions. These agreements will reduce the wholesale price of e-textbooks to participating colleges and retailers by up to 80 percent and courseware by up to 55 percent, with
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MCHS benefits from Young Writers Conference

On March 21 students from Mariposa County High School traveled to the Fresno Young Writers Conference where they attended creative writing workshops and heard from a guest speaker, the renowned poet Mai Der Vang. Students shown in the photo below, in the back row, from left, are Kae Kimbro,
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United States: TTAB Affirms Rejection Of Applicant's Own Magazine As Specimen For Publishing …

The Board affirmed a refusal to register the mark BEARPLAY for “magazine publishing; publication of entertainment magazines for gay men” on the ground that the specimens of use submitted by applicant failed to show use of the mark with the recited services. In re Bear Omnimedia LLC, Serial No.
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Swimming Tapes sign publishing deal with Sub Pop

… publishing deal with Sub Pop. Words: Stephen Byrne. Article Published: March 29, 2018. HomeNewsSwimming Tapes… London based, mostly Northern Irish dream pop quintet Swimming Tapes have signed a publishing deal with legendary American label Sub Pop (Soundgarden, Father John Misty,
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SF Film Festival: Don't miss these 10 films

“The Workshop”: What begins as a Patricia Highsmith noir wannabe – a crime-writing course for waywarward youths that turns more dangerously intense – morphs into an intellectual headtrip about what constitutes “art,” the inherent responsibilities of the artist and what writing has to say about our
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