South Dallas News Editor Publishes Blogging While Black Book
When Shawn Williams began blogging in 2006, he had no idea of what he was getting himself into. In fact, he barely knew what a blog was, simply taking the advice of his favorite magazine, Men’s Health, to start Dallas South Blog. Initially, his focus was on issues pertaining to the areas of the city that were [...]
Read MoreRep. Jesse Jackson Jr.: iPad Responsible for Eliminating Thousands of Jobs
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. took the floor to speak on what he believes is one major cause of unemployment in America…the iPad. “A few short weeks ago I came to the House floor after having purchased an iPad and said that I happened to believe, Mr. Speaker, that at some point in time this new [...]
Read MoreBarnes and Noble Launches Digital Publishing Service
If you are a self-published or small, independent publisher…or an author looking for a new way to share your book, Barnes & Noble is looking to attract you to their new digital publishing service that will allow all with digital content a place on B&N’s virtual bookshelves. Read on…
Read MorePublishers Turn Up the Heat on Amazon’s Kindle
Since its arrival in November 2007, Amazon’s Kindle has been the king of the e-reader market. While there are no solid numbers on the books, CEO Jeff Besos comments that they’ve sold “millions” of Kindles. Millions might be stretching things a bit, but the proof is in the pudding. The Kindle was the “most gifted [...]
Read MoreScribd: Pioneers in the World of Publishing
Scribd’s original vision to liberate the written word and “turn everyone into a publisher and create the best possible reading experience on the web and mobile platforms” has just reached a new plateau. The world’s largest social publishing company is opening an Internet store that will offer new sales opportunities for authors and publishers who [...]
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