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Books finally influence cinema in IndiaThe NationalAmish Tripathi never thought anyone would agree to publish his books, let alone want to turn one into a movie. But the spectacular success of his trilogy, based on the mythological stories of God Shiva, caught the attention of the filmmaker Karan Johar ...and more » |
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E-books open doors to self-publishing authorsPittsburgh Post GazetteAnd until recently, anyone who wanted to self-publish a book might have been daunted by the expense of materials and labor. Sales to recoup the amount -- often several thousand dollars -- were also limited by the lack of physical space on local ...and more » |
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Local Libraries Using E-books To ModernizePatch.comBy Bree Shirvell For bookworms there have never been so many ways to read a book and local libraries are trying to meet the demand. While grocery stores may ask their customers, paper, or plastic but local libraries are asking their patrons print, ...and more » |
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C.P. Bourg Reports Success at Drupa 2012MyPrintResource.comCompany says the end of the quadrennial mega tradeshow is the start of a new era of on-demand print finishing. Here at the conclusion of drupa 2012, CP Bourg is calling this edition of the quadrennial printing industry mega-show a resounding success ...and more » |
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Amazon Createspace Launches in the UKGood E-Reader (blog)Upload completed book files, or use our free tools to prepare your content for publication. On-demand production of your book means you'll never worry about inventory or minimum orders. The big draw on their program is the “Print on Demand” feature.and more » |
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Bookmasters Inc. Joins the Espresso Book Machine NetworkMyPrintResource.comThis will enable a wide array of Bookmasters' distribution clients' titles to be available through EBM's fast-growing "digital-to-print at retail" sales channel. Bookmasters, Inc., and On Demand Books, the company behind the Espresso Book Machine (EBM) ... |
September 14, 2008
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