BookNet blog
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Before a book ever goes on sale, publishers and authors must consider what will help each particular book break through the noise in the market.
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When learning JavaScript, Christina Truong recommends getting to know the basics. Think of it as learning the alphabet first, then forming words, and then writing full sentences.
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We’ve released the final schedules for ebookcraft and Tech Forum. Get out your day planners, it’s about to get fun.
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This month on the BookNet Canada podcast we talk with Ashleigh Gardner, Head of Partnerships at Wattpad.
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What do machine learning and artificial intelligence have to do with publishing? Cameron Drew explores the connections.
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Creating accessible ebooks expands sales opportunities for publishers and reading opportunities for many. Which is why all departments involved in creating ebooks should be collaborating on making them born-accessible.
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Offline capability is a key characteristic of modern Progressive Web Applications. There’s been steadily growing interest in making web applications survive in disconnected scenarios and Benjamin Young explains why this is so important.
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We have even more speaker and session information to announce. The session topics range from selling diverse lists to the evolution of ebook apps to building pre-pub buzz for forthcoming books; and the speakers are industry experts!
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The first step to harnessing the power of automation is learning what automation is capable of within your specific workflow, then deciding which pieces fit that workflow best.
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We’re kicking off a series of Deep Dive research reports with a look at Mystery and Detective book buyers.