Self-publishing News: Educational Opportunities

Educational publishing offers opportunities for indies, as does the changing way people are reading - more on mobiles, less on ereaders.

December 3, 2019
Sacha Black
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Self-publishing News: Taxing Ebooks

James Daunt officially takes over at Barnes & Noble, announcing a new Nook, and a new campaign seeks to cut tax on ebooks.

August 13, 2019
Dan Holloway
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Self-Publishing News: Barnes and Noble Finds a Buyer

Bookselling chain Barnes and Noble has found a buyewr and will be run by James Daunt, who is also the CEO of Waterstones in the UK.

June 11, 2019
Dan Holloway
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Self-publishing News: Amazon and the Emails

Amazon remains tight-lipped after leaking many of its customers emails, but opens up its US store to Australian customers once again.

November 27, 2018
Dan Holloway
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Self-publishing News: Rise of Subscription Publishing

Subscription services are the talk of Frankfurt Book Fair while Comic Con's success demonstrates the continued rise of graphic literature. Amazon faces increased postal costs while Barnes and N oble Press has something new.

October 16, 2018
Dan Holloway
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Self-publishing News On the Shelf

Our weekly round-up of top self-publishing news includes new offerings from KDP Print and Buk, Overdrive's new service for libraries, and an inspiring role model via Wattpad.

November 21, 2017
Dan Holloway
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Self-publishing News: How Indie is the Internet?

Get the week's top self-publishing news stories in this handy digest, this week focusing on all things digital, including piracy and copyright issues

November 7, 2017
Dan Holloway
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Self-publishing News: Barnes and Noble in the Spotlight

This week the Alliance of Independent Authors’s self-publishing news bulletin investigates B&N rumours, reports upbeat news from libraries, and shares a great new free image resource.