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Tag Archives: Amazon
Author Q&A: Founder and CEO of SCOTTeVEST Shares His Small Business Success Story In Debut Book
“You’re so full of crap,” said Mark Cuban to the equally brash Scott Jordan, CEO of SCOTTeVEST, on ABC-TV’s Shark Tank. What Scott Jordan is really full of is passion, energy, ideas, and pockets – all of which are topics in his … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, author Q&A, business, ceo, entrepreneur, mark cuban, scott jordan, shark tank, small business, smallbiz, tech
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Kindle Unlimited: Critics Weigh In On Amazon’s New e-Book Subscription
By Nicole Martineau, Publicist Last week, Amazon announced the launch of Kindle Unlimited, a new e-book service that allows customers to read as many books as they want from a digital library of over 600,000 titles and thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, books, kindle unlimited, nicole martineau, oyster, publishing, publishing industry, scribd
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What’s In Your Goodreads Queue?
By Adrienne Fontaine, Publicist I very rarely buy books online. I’d rather support the few independent bookstores that are left in my neighborhood and the local Barnes & Noble. One of the things I do like about Amazon is Goodreads, the … Continue reading
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Tagged adrienne fontaine, Amazon, andre neuman, anton checkhov, book list, goodreads, lizz free or die, lizz winstead, paul murray
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Everything’s Coming Up Amy: Book Events To Watch Out For
photo credit By Kristin Clifford, Partner, and Director of MC Satellite September used to mark the premiere for that year’s television season – and that was really it! There was no such thing as a mid-season launch or summer … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, amy poehler, bea, book publicity, bookcon, bookexpo america, books, brooklyn book fest, brooklyn book festival, publishing, publishing industry, world book night
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The Shadow of Digitization Falls Upon the Publishing Industry
By Cori Cagide, Associate Publicist I recently read an article in The Guardian that discussed the impact changes in the publishing industry is having on both large and small publishing houses. For those working within the publishing industry, “’The … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, book publicity, book publishers, book publishing, cori cagide, e-book, publishing houses, self-publishing, the big six
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Book Trailers Blaze Across Screens of Potential Readers: Do They Flame or Fizzle?
By Anna Patrick, Associate Digital Publicist When a new movie first starts generating buzz, what is the first thing that pops up when you Google the title? The movie trailer. So many authors and publishing practitioners in the book world … Continue reading
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Tagged alex karpovsky, Amazon, anna patrick, authors, book, book publicity, book trailer, book trailer promotion, book trailers, book trailers for readers, books, brief, buzzfeed, fiction, gary shteyngart, goodreads, google, great book trailers, how to promote book trailers, james franco, joe mccormack, jonathan franzen, journalists, little failure, media connect, memoir, new york city book publicity firm, non-fiction, penuin random house, rashida jones, rumpus, scott dominic carpenter, sloane crosley, theory of remainders, wiley, winter goose publishing
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Adding Ease to eReading
Since the tablet craze kicked off, and eReaders gained popularity, the Kindle has established itself as one of the front-running eReaders of choice. Plenty of tablet-toting readers still own devices like the Nook, KOBO, Sony Reader, BeBook and beyond, but … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Amazon.com, books, eReaders, iPad, Jeff Bezos, Kindle, Kindle Fire, Kindle Touch, publishing, reading, tablets, tech
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