the social media revolution
The Digg Revolt notwithstanding, there is a more general Internet revolution going on. It’s part of the web 2.0 thing
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Author: Jon Reed
why the future of search is social
Do you remember when, at the start of the Internet, there was no Google? There were no search engines as
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So, did you find 10 ways to get started with web 2.0? Did you look at my holiday snaps on
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I can hardly bear it, but I am, once more, at Earls Court in London this week, just two weeks
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I love MONOCLE magazine. And not just because Tyler Brûlé is at the helm – one publisher against whom the
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Here’s something on which I think Margaret Atwood and I would agree. Orion Books is publishing a series of ‘Compact
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Some of you may remember Peter Collingridge, MD of Apt Studio Ltd, from the Bookseller seminar ‘Reaching Readers Online’ in
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At the risk of making this Macmillan News Week (feel free to send me your news@publishingtalk.eu!), it has come to
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One Marketing Director also punched the air at a London Book Fair seminar this week when, in response to the
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In January this year, Google hosted a conference in New York called Unbound: Advancing Book Publishing in a Digital World.
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The recent informative Bookseller seminar in London, ‘Reaching Readers Online’, focused on the use of social media in general, and
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I was recently at the Corporate Podcasting Summit Europe in London – two days of intense discussion, presentation and sharing
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