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Down to Business: Publishing
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Big Authors at Small Presses, #2: David Silverman: An Industry Dies of Outsourcing
Shelly Mazzanoble, author of Confessions of a Part-Time Sorceress: A Girl's Guide to the Dungeons & Dragons Game, published by Wizards of the Coasts
The Past and Future of Television: Ralph Baruch, founder of Viacom and author of Television Tightrope: How I Escaped Hitler, Survived CBS and Fathered Viacom (Probitas Press)
Social Entrepreneurship: Make a Difference AND a Profit Panel at Book Expo America 2007
By Shel Horowitz
Naomi Wolf: The End of America By Shel Horowitz
Book Expo America 2007: The Year of the Thinking Reader By Shel Horowitz
Behind the Review Manager's Desk: An Inside Look at the Book Review Process By Avon Murphy
15 Creative Ways To Make Money With eBooks By Cody Moya
Writing & Publishing Tips: How To Get a Top Literary Agent & Sign That Coveted 6 Figure Deal By Susan Harrow
Interview with Dee Power, Co-author of The Making of a Bestseller: Success Stories From Authors, and the Editors, Agents and Booksellers Behind Them By Shel Horowitz
Leonardo's Time in the Sun: The 2006 Book Expo America By Shel Horowitz
A Child Author Becomes Published at Age 12 By Shel Horowitz
Oceanview Publishing: Starting a Publishing Company that Breaks the Rules By Shel Horowitz
Don Cambpell Discusses The Wisdom & Power of Music By Shel Horowitz
Behind the Bathroom Reader: An Interview with Uncle John of Uncle John's Bathroom Readers (a/k/a Gordon Javna) By Shel Horowitz, editor, Global Arts Review/Down to Business
Two Bookstore Operators Tell What They Need from Publishers By Shel Horowitz
What Makes An Article Directory A Great Place To Submit? By Christopher Knight
What is Creative Commons? By S. Housley
26 Ways To Spruce Up Your Newsletter By Marilynne Rudick and Leslie O'Flahavan
5 Ways to Make Amazon Work For You By Shel Horowitz
Roles Newsletters Play: Who Are You To Your Subscribers? By Marilynne Rudick and Leslie O'Flahavan
Independent Publisher Combines Progressive Politics, Commercial Success By Shel Horowitz
Blandness from the Biggies, Innovative Indies: Book-Industry Trends at BEA 2005 By Shel Horowitz
Make the Most of Your BEA Booth By Dave Marx
Nine New Year's Book Publishing Resolutions By Bob Baker
Tapping Into the Economics of Abundance By Bob Baker
Understanding the Book Distribution Channels By Jacqueline C. Simonds
Challenge and Entrepreneurship: Starting a New National Magazine By Shel Horowitz
Between Fact and Fiction—The 2004 BEA Favored Fact By Shel Horowitz
8 Ways to Recycle Your Book Content By Jennifer Tribe
Should You Write a Book? By Steven Van Yoder
Working With A Freelance Editor By Jennifer Tribe
Four Slices of Book Expo of America 2003, Los Angeles By Shel Horowitz
Six Tips on How to Choose an Editor for Your Nonfiction Manuscript By Lisa A. Smith
Author/Publishers: Understanding Amazon Will Increase Profits By Thomas M. Sipos
BEA 2002: Traffic, Not Trends, in New York
By Shel Horowitz
Barbara Kingsolver, Nat Hentoff, Michael Moore, Rick McCarthy: American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression Panel on Censorship and Freedom Post-911 By Shel Horowitz
Book Printing Just Got Cheaper By Dan Poynter
Making the Most of Your Inventory By Dana Cassell
A Different Perspective on Book Reviewing -- From An Ex-Reviewer and Book Publisher By Ilene Barth
BOOK EXPO OF AMERICA 2001: W., Harry Potter, and Dot-Bomb Retrenchment By Shel Horowitz
Beginner's Guide to Book Publishing 101: the first steps you should take if you're considering publishing a book By Ted Lish
How to Create Book and Speech Titles that Sizzle and Sell By Joe Sabah
The Last BEA of The Second Millennium: Report on the 1999 Book Expo of America By Shel Horowitz
The Business of Bookselling: A Report on the 1998 Book Expo of America By Shel Horowitz
Book Orgy in Chicago: the Book Expo of America, 1997: the largest booksellers event in the US By Shel Horowitz
Publishing Booklets: Low Costs, High Revenues--An Expert's Experience By Paulette Ensign
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