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Week Three: Wikipedia
In January 2001, Wikipedia was launched (Millard, 2008) and so began one of the largest collaborative websites in the world. In simple terms, Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia and general reference… more →
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Reinventing the Community Newspaper - An Interview with Paul Baron of HometownTimes.com
orionwell wrote 1 week ago: The failure of newspapers in the United States has become a commonplace occurrence over the last few … more →
Matching Book Trailer Venues with Audience Expectations
orionwell wrote 3 weeks ago: a title=”blook looks icon” href=”http://orionwell.wordpress.com/files/2007/08/bloo … more →
Contemplating the Google-book
orionwell wrote 4 weeks ago: According to a report in the NY Times, Google is preparing to enter the e-book market and take on Am … more →
Blogs for Sale on Kindle - Selling Ice to Eskimos?
orionwell wrote 1 month ago: Amazon recently rolled out a new program called Kindle Publishing for Blogs. The beta program offer … more →
Book Trailers for Mall Rats
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orionwell wrote 1 month ago: Digital billboards may soon become the latest way to market books. They are essentially like large … more →
Week Three: Wikipedia
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n6349307victor wrote 1 month ago: In January 2001, Wikipedia was launched (Millard, 2008) and so began one of the largest collaborativ … more →
Tracking Coffee House Commuter Culture - An Interview with Gregg Taylor and Lori Thiessen
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orionwell wrote 2 months ago: We have often discussed the benefits of blogging for authors. Blogs are a great platform for buildi … more →
Week Two: Citizen Journalism
n6349307victor wrote 2 months ago: There are three elements which are “critical to the rise of citizen journalism” (Flew, 2 … more →
Giving the Author Elevaotr Speech a Lift - An Interview with Media Skills Expert Lorraine Howell
orionwell wrote 2 months ago: Ironically, often one of the toughest things for an uthor to do is talk about his or her book in a … more →
Breaking News: Online Newspaper Success Story! - An Interview with Tracy Record of the West Seattle Blog
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orionwell wrote 2 months ago: The last few years have been especially tough for newspapers in America. Many papers which have bee … more →
Losing Hope, Banishing Fear and Following Ad Dollars to the Web
orionwell wrote 3 months ago: Book Vid Lit by Sheila Clover-English Sheila Clover English, the CEO of Circle of Seven Productions … more →
Books by Number - Super Crunching to Find Profitable Titles
orionwell wrote 3 months ago: In his book Super Crunchers: Why Thinking by Numbers is the New Way to be Smart, Ian Ayres outlined … more →
ebooks - Toward a Tipping Point?
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orionwell wrote 3 months ago: The ebook continues on a roll. March 8-14 was national Read an e-Book week and by all accounts was … more →
Richer Reading with Social Media - An Interview with Vidar Brekke of Social Intent
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orionwell wrote 3 months ago: Recently, Broadway Books, (part of the Crown Group, a division of Random House), launched an innovat … more →
Teaser Books and Micro Market Testing
orionwell wrote 3 months ago: Recently, Penguin Books announced it would be bringing out more ultra short run teaser editions to b … more →
Journalism is Dead, Long Live Journalism!
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orionwell wrote 4 months ago: The death of American newspapers is now occurring at an almost predictable pace. Every day it seems … more →
Settling In with Google Book Search
orionwell wrote 4 months ago: Search is the primary way most of us navigate the Web. Google has continually looked for new ways t … more →
e-Books: a New Way to Optimize for Print?
orionwell wrote 4 months ago: The Business Blook as Beta PublishingOne of the benefits of living in a digital world is that it get … more →
The Sticky Goodness of Testing Book Titles with Google AdWords
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orionwell wrote 5 months ago: Tim Ferris wrote his highly popular book, “The 4 Hour Workweek, about how to become one of th … more →
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