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Posts Tagged: book

I Read Where I am – nieuwe recensies

By serenawestra, May 10, 2012

Er zijn twee nieuwe recensies geschreven over ‘I Read Where I Am’: een in Frieze en een in Gonzo. Beide artikelen (pdf) staan op de website van Valiz en zijn te vinden via onderstaande links. Recensie in Frieze Recensie in Gonzo

New INC Research: Out of Ink – Future Publishing Industries

By Silvio Lorusso, July 26, 2011

Digital technology has greatly impacted the publishing industry, leading to consolidation of the production cycle, reduction of the publication time period, use of newly available and open source publishing formats, and changing revenue models. Self-publishing, open access, and new players such as Amazon, Google, and Lulu have altered the previously defined roles related to this [...]

The Espresso Book Machine

By Silvio Lorusso, May 27, 2011

The Espresso Book Machine allows to print a book in minutes. It’s perfect for self-publishing because one can print as many copy as he or she needs. When a book is printed it may be stored in the database so customers from all around the world can buy prints of it. One can also print [...]

Design and development by Roberto Picerno & Silvio Lorusso.