Spain's
Pentian crowdfunding platform for books offers a new business model: paying
50% of profits from book sales to backers of the book and 40% to the author.
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With
Pentian's model for crowdsourcing books, it turns the backer into a
self-interested investor. But like with any investment, one must be willing
to gamble.
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James
Zirn's "Mother Court," a history of legal cases in the the Southern
District of New York, recalls a failed attempt to censor Joyce's
"Ulysses" in the US.
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 From the Archives:
Startup
Crowd the Book launched in March, is using selective, online marketing to try
and "create a wildfire around great books published by small
presses."
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Book Crowdfunding Platform Pentian Pays Writers and Readers
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