Wednesday, July 25, 2012

News from Publishing Perspectives:


Already popular in Japan, affordable services that scan your print books and turn them into e-books have come to the US, with 1dollarscan.com leading the way.
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Not too long ago the idea of scanning print books without permission sent publishers into fits. Now, that individuals are doing it, have the ethics changed?
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Almost everyone has heard of the Fulbright Fellowships for study overseas. But did you know they were also available to creative writers? Anna Clark explains.
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There are scores of fellowships, grants and other opportunities open for writers. But unless someone tells you about them, they can be difficult to discover.
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As part of austerity measures VAT on e-books has been raised to 21% in Spain, a move that is likely to slow growth in the nascent segment.
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From the Archives:
IFRRO aims to help publishers and authors recoup some 300 million euros annually from lost revenue due to unlicensed content reproduction.
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