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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
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 »
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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 »
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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 »
A 360-page report finds a significant gap in newsgathering resources that the Internet has only begun to fill More »
