A Tumultuous Year in Books
Borders fell and Kindle soared as more and more people adopted e-readers More »
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Peter Osnos is a journalist turned book editor/publisher. He spent 18 years working at various bureaus for The Washington Post before founding Public Affairs Books. More
Borders fell and Kindle soared as more and more people adopted e-readers More »
For nearly 50 years, the magazine has led the discourse in the publishing world More »
The widespread downloading of e-books unnerves publishers because digital files can be easily shared and proliferated More »
Britain's satirical mainstay still steers the country's cultural dialogue More »
Forty-four years after its launch, the weekly broadcast is still the dominant news magazine on television More »
The combination of text, video, and archival media is the perfect medium for the new Jacqueline Kennedy volume More »
Digital audio downloads comprise an increasingly large share of the book market More »
The battle between two media conglomerates may change the way news is gathered and distributed More »
The e-book marketplace is redefining what people expect to pay for books More »
The early champion of aggregation, who showed the Internet how to create web-based communities, retires More »
While the range increases and the quality of gadgetry improves every year, ultimately, we all have habits that are pretty well entrenched More »
Traditional publishing is experiencing an upswing, but that doesn't mean the quality of print is increasing as well More »
A new exhibit at New York's New Museum explores the phenomenon More »
The influence of NYC's most prominent females is on a steep upward curve More »
The demise of America's second largest book retailer signifies a major change in the marketplace for printed media More »
Will Pottermore, an online distributor of Harry Potter e-books, spell the end of the traditional bookstore? More »
As we move closer to relying entirely on the Internet, the free information services of the past are being eliminated, extending the divide between the haves and have-nots More »
More and more we'll see televised news programs paying to feature momentary pseudo-celebrities to increase ratings More »
The new documentary offers a hopeful portrait of an American institution struggling in a time of change and difficulty More »
