It’s been close to two and a half years since Jeff Bezos announced that he was buying the Washington Post, and much to the dismay of his...Continue reading
The UK newspaper The Guardian is launching a print edition in the US today, only they won’t be assigning any staff to write or edit it....Continue reading
The NYTimes has long been sending a version of their print edition to subscribers on ebook readers like the Nook and Kindle, and today they’ve announced...Continue reading
I’m still stunned by the news today that Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and publishing’s chosen foe, has bought The Washington Post Company. And while I...Continue reading
When The Magazine was announced last year it got a lot of attention for what (after the fact) was an obviously good idea; paring down a...Continue reading
It’s a fact of life that legacy industries are often killed off by newer industries spawned by new inventions, so the generally worsening situation of the...Continue reading
Here’s an interesting piece on paidContent talking about the possibility of embedding electronics in genuine paper in order to add the ability to play audio, send...Continue reading
PaidContent has an interesting piece on another plagiarism kerfuffle in the news lately, as a columnist from one newspaper used verbatim quotes from someone else without...Continue reading
As newspapers are more and more imperiled by Internet e-news, veteran CEO/journalist Alan D. Mutter has a fairly long piece on the potential demise or sweeping...Continue reading
As we approach upcoming launch events for both Amazon and Apple, speculation is rife about what the things they’re launching could mean for the reading industry....Continue reading
Should newspapers raise their prices? I’ve been doubtful in the past. There’s no monopoly on facts, after all. If the New York Times wants to hide...Continue reading
Not all perils to print media are necessarily entirely digital. Sometimes those perils can come in the form of something that adds to digital’s effect. Veteran...Continue reading
Newspapers’ digital problem is a bit more pointed than the problem of e-books. Much as publishers gripe about retailers selling e-books cheaper than they want them...Continue reading