BookNet blog
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Accessibility is one of those aspects of publishing that everyone knows is important, though most people don’t fully understand it. Here’s a list of some of the most important terms, file types, organizations, and standards to understand.
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Dave Cramer explores DRM and the world of books.
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We’re asking publishers who are selling books in Canada to send us their data so we can put together an accurate and up-to-date report of the state of digital publishing.
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Keywords are important. Multiple departments have valuable insight into keywords and should be invested in them.
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A mini episode of the BookNet Canada podcast that looks back on the year that was 2016 in terms of Canadian publishing.
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Let’s reflect on the year we just left behind us: a quick overview of how books sales in 2016 compared with book sales in 2015.
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What if our guest blogger told you that ebook developers already know most of what they need to know in order to build mobile applications?
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With the recent approval of EPUB 3.1 as a recommended specification by the International Digital Publishing Forum, accessibility will no longer take a back seat. Benetech’s Born Accessible initiative helps to ensure that publications meet the new standards.
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Another PubFight round has come to an end; now it’s time to wrap everything up. To the results!
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There is nothing more divisive than a date in metadata. Canada, land of compromise, has a new guideline for dates and it neatly solves the issue by saying play nice and be accurate.