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Archive for November, 2010

A year in digital publishing

It’s nearly a year since the first FutureBook conference in London. To mark the year we ask those working in more »

Creating stories in layers

Digital publishing is about being nimble with content, a much more fluid process than the paper and ink variety.

Enhanced Editions announces partnership with AudioGO

Enhanced Editions, the London-based digital publisher behind the Bunny Munro and Wolf Hall iPhone apps, has announced a partnership with AudioGO (previously BBC Audiobooks) to produce enhanced versions of landmark titles and best-sellers from the BBC Archive.

Jobseekers! Are you a developer with publishing experience?

EducationApps, which produces high quality revision and learning apps for mobile devices, is looking to hire a mobile developer. Salary more »

What is possible with literature and paper?

“I hope Tree of Codes in some ways contributes to this conversation that we’re now having with what’s possible with literature and what’s possible with paper.”

Granta 110 app

The iPhone app includes exclusive memoir, video, photography and illustrations and features writing and illustrations from the 110 issue, including memoir by Mark Doty and drawings by Dave Eggers.

New media writing and the mainstream

While the New Media Writing Prize to some extent puts the field in the spotlight there are several things holding it back from the mainstream.

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Two Key Technology Events at London Literature Festival 2013

The London Literature Festival is taking place at the Southbank Centre between 20th May and 5th June. Heralded as the festival’s most ambitious and inventive programme to date, the lineup is set to include two key technology and digital innovation focused events:

TLC Conference and Writing Competition

We would like to remind you about the two deadlines for The Literary Consultancy’s Writing in a Digital Age conference 7th-8th June; For this year’s cutting-edge conference for writers working at all levels, TLC in collaboration with Amphora Arts has again assembled a wide range of industry-leading partners.

Royal Society of Literature seeking new Communications Manager

Royal Society of Literature seeking new Communications Manager to increase media coverage of RSL programme and activities, traffic to the website and membership take-up through the development and implementation of a comprehensive print and digital publicity and marketing strategy.