Self-publishing News: Tackling Piracy
The Society of Authors sends an open letter asking the UK government to tackle piracy. Storytel continues to grow and Scribd breaks new ground.
Self-publishing News: Airport Bestsellers
Amazon is set to open its first airport bookstore. The EU's new sales tax rules come into force, meaning member countries do not have to charge sales tax on ebooks.
Self-publishing News: A Brief History of 2017
ALLi rounds up the key stories of 2017 for self-publishers from the rise of Blockchain to the downfall of distribution platforms backed by big publishers.
Self-publishing News: Net Neutrality and You
ALLi's Self-publishing news looks at what the vote on net neutrality means for you, the reversal of Patreon's plans to charge fees on funding, and the Society of Authors' complaint against Open Library.
This Week’s Self-publishing News
It's been a week when authors got results for speaking up about being paid fairly. Valerie Shanley gets the lowdown from…
This Week’s Self-publishing News
How can authors get properly paid? In this week's self-publishing and all-things-related news, the Society of Authors calls out literary festivals…
Indie Authors, Is Your Editor A Robot? This Week’s Self-publishing News from Alliance of Independent Authors
Indie contracts, audios, catalogues and ... what's that you say? A robot editor? It's all happening in this week's self-publishing news…
Opinion: Professional Societies – Opening Doors or Putting Up Barriers?
How do you choose which authors' societies to join, and will they let you in, if you're an indie author? ALLi…
All about the money? Wanted: Your opinions on author earnings
It’s been hard not to notice how the publishing industry’s attention has been focussed on the always-thorny topic of author earnings…
