Tag Archives: “online publishing”

Pedagogical Interface (PI)

Posted on January 26, 2010 by Laura Fillmore

It seems to me that a Pedagogical Interface (PI) will prove to be a primary outcome of online publishing. Since the 1990s, publishers have gotten very good at using the internet as an infinite library of digits, a gigantic distribution … Continue reading →

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Patronage the New Business Model ?

Posted on May 22, 2009 by Laura Fillmore

A LinkedIn blogger asked: Is the book publishing business model so broken that we need patrons to subsidize our work? ( see http://is.gd/BNkV ) Patronage is one way to do it, but, as with advertising in books, if you follow … Continue reading →

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Who needs Web 2.0?

Posted on April 14, 2009 by Laura Fillmore

I found this fascinating quote today: I’ve given a few talks on why these new tools are failing to catch on — here’s an early one given at a publishers meeting, and a later one given to an audience of … Continue reading →

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