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Recent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts Hugh blogs at: Building an ebook business around analytics March 20 2013 AskMen, “the leading online magazine for men,” has just launched an ebook publishing program, using the PressBooks Publisher Platform to manage the front-end catalog/website, and back-end ebook production. In the year-and-a-bit since PressBooks launched publicly, we’ve worked with many traditional … read moreA Publisher’s Job Is to Provide a Good API for Books February 01 2013 Intro Here is a radical statement: A publisher’s job is to provide good APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) for their books. Now that almost all books are made into digital products (that is, ebooks), good publishers of the future will be … read moreStartups and Publishers: It Ain’t Easy October 04 2012 Any startup company trying to work with book publishers will tell you tales of woe and frustration. Big publishers and small publishers (I’ve worked with both) pose different sets of problems for startups, but the end result is a disconnect. … read moreThe line between book and Internet will disappear September 10 2010 The timeline and output may be unknown, but the distinction between the Internet and books is arbitrary, and it is destined to disappear. Hugh McGuire examines the transition and takes a few guesses as to what lies ahead. read moreSifting Through All These Books June 14 2010 We have a massive and growing supply and demand imbalance in the book business. And, as the technologies for creating and distributing books becomes trivial, the supply of books is just going to keep growing exponentially.... How are people going to sift through all these books to find what they… read moreRecent Posts | All O'Reilly Posts Buy Now and Save
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