Like graphic novels, a magazine allows for a story to be paced in instalments. And Mark King has much toContinue Reading
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Oxford launches bid for World Book Capital 2014; Nook gets Microsoft’s US$300m backing; US DoJ sues big five publishers andContinue Reading
Vook enters the ebook fray; Amazon dodges UK tax; Nook tells London: shop online in the US; Mag+ design competition;Continue Reading
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First edition “Les Fleurs du Mal” was sold for over US$5,000 despite glaring typos; indie publishers boycott Amazon; Paolo CoelhoContinue Reading