Podcasts On Publishing http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/ Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. Produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press, this series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. en-US Mon, 01 Jun 2009 11:39:13 -0600 http://www.typepad.com/ http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorsArts/LiteratureBusinessjmartin@spottedcowpress.caJerome MartinJerome Martinnobook,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorsFrom Manuscript to MarketingPodcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. Episode 10: Scholarly Publishing in Alberta http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/-zc6qLlP6a4/episode-10-scholarly-publishing-in-alberta.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/06/episode-10-scholarly-publishing-in-alberta.html Scholarly Publishing in Alberta In this podcast Linda Cameron, Director of the University of Alberta Press, discusses scholarly publishing and its importance to educational institutions and the public. Publishers such as the U of A Press help institutional scholars present their knowledge to colleagues and to people outside their field. Presses operated by the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and Athabasca University have been very successful in producing high quality, innovative books for diverse markets in Canada and abroad. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers... Scholarly Publishing in Alberta 

In this podcast Linda Cameron, Director of the University of Alberta Press, discusses scholarly publishing and its importance to educational institutions and the public. Publishers such as the U of A Press help institutional scholars present their knowledge to colleagues and to people outside their field. Presses operated by the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and Athabasca University have been very successful in producing high quality, innovative books for diverse markets in Canada and abroad. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. 

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Mon, 01 Jun 2009 11:39:13 -0600 noScholarly Publishing in Alberta In this podcast Linda Cameron, Director of the University of Alberta Press, discusses scholarly publishing and its importance to educational institutions and the public. Publishers such as the U of A Press help institutionaJerome MartinScholarly Publishing in Alberta In this podcast Linda Cameron, Director of the University of Alberta Press, discusses scholarly publishing and its importance to educational institutions and the public. Publishers such as the U of A Press help institutional scholars present their knowledge to colleagues and to people outside their field. Presses operated by the University of Alberta, the University of Calgary, and Athabasca University have been very successful in producing high quality, innovative books for diverse markets in Canada and abroad. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/06/episode-10-scholarly-publishing-in-alberta.html Episode 9: The Espresso Book Machine: Print on Demand at the University of Alberta Bookstore http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/Ox456GKD0M0/episode-9-the-espresso-book-machine-print-on-demand-at-the-university-of-alberta-bookstore.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/06/episode-9-the-espresso-book-machine-print-on-demand-at-the-university-of-alberta-bookstore.html The Espresso Book Machine: Print On Demand at the University of Alberta Bookstore Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, was responsible for acquiring the first Espresso Book Machine ever used in a University Bookstore. After talking to Jacob Epstein, one of the principals of On Demand Books at a conference in Boston in 2006, Anderson decided that he and his colleagues could create new opportunities for students, faculty and the public by using this unique machine. The Espresso Book Machine has been a great success at the U of A Bookstore and Todd Anderson has become one... The Espresso Book Machine: Print On Demand at the University of Alberta Bookstore 

Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, was responsible for acquiring the first Espresso Book Machine ever used in a University Bookstore. After talking to Jacob Epstein, one of the principals of On Demand Books at a conference in Boston in 2006, Anderson decided that he and his colleagues could create new opportunities for students, faculty and the public by using this unique machine. The Espresso Book Machine has been a great success at the U of A Bookstore and Todd Anderson has become one of the leading experts in the world on its use. Anderson discusses the successes of the Espresso Book Machine at the U of A and his ideas with regard to print on demand and the future of publishing. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press.

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Mon, 01 Jun 2009 11:38:55 -0600 noThe Espresso Book Machine: Print On Demand at the University of Alberta Bookstore Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, was responsible for acquiring the first Espresso Book Machine ever used in a University Bookstore. After talkJerome MartinThe Espresso Book Machine: Print On Demand at the University of Alberta Bookstore Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, was responsible for acquiring the first Espresso Book Machine ever used in a University Bookstore. After talking to Jacob Epstein, one of the principals of On Demand Books at a conference in Boston in 2006, Anderson decided that he and his colleagues could create new opportunities for students, faculty and the public by using this unique machine. The Espresso Book Machine has been a great success at the U of A Bookstore and Todd Anderson has become one...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/06/episode-9-the-espresso-book-machine-print-on-demand-at-the-university-of-alberta-bookstore.html Episode 8: Lou Morin of NeWest Press http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/f4WT_9ZU0D0/episode-8-newest-press.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/06/episode-8-newest-press.html NeWest Press Emerging from the buzzing cultural climate of western Canada in the 1970s NeWest Press has been publishing radically rewarding literature for over thirty years. This innovative press continues to produce award-winning fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. In this podcast Lou Morin, General Manager of NeWest, discusses how a relatively small literary press has survived and prospered in difficult times and how she views the future of publishing in Alberta. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the... NeWest Press 

Emerging from the buzzing cultural climate of western Canada in the 1970s NeWest Press has been publishing radically rewarding literature for over thirty years. This innovative press continues to produce award-winning fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. 

In this podcast Lou Morin, General Manager of NeWest, discusses how a relatively small literary press has survived and prospered in difficult times and how she views the future of publishing in Alberta. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. 

This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press.

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Mon, 01 Jun 2009 11:27:01 -0600 noNeWest Press Emerging from the buzzing cultural climate of western Canada in the 1970s NeWest Press has been publishing radically rewarding literature for over thirty years. This innovative press continues to produce award-winning fiction, poetry, and nonJerome MartinNeWest Press Emerging from the buzzing cultural climate of western Canada in the 1970s NeWest Press has been publishing radically rewarding literature for over thirty years. This innovative press continues to produce award-winning fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. In this podcast Lou Morin, General Manager of NeWest, discusses how a relatively small literary press has survived and prospered in difficult times and how she views the future of publishing in Alberta. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/06/episode-8-newest-press.html Episode 7: Cathie Crooks: Working with a publisher http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/e8KIxmcmO_0/episode-7-cathie-crooks-working-with-a-publisher.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/05/episode-7-cathie-crooks-working-with-a-publisher.html Cathie Crooks: Working with a publisher Do I really need a publisher or can I publish my book myself? This is a common question that authors ask. Cathie Crooks, Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press, tells us why she thinks that working with a professional publisher is the best choice for an author. She also explains how and how much authors, bookstores, publishers and distributors are paid when a book is sold. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding... Cathie Crooks: Working with a publisher

Do I really need a publisher or can I publish my book myself? This is a common question that authors ask. Cathie Crooks, Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press, tells us why she thinks that working with a professional publisher is the best choice for an author. She also explains how and how much authors, bookstores, publishers and distributors are paid when a book is sold.

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press.

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Tue, 19 May 2009 07:39:12 -0600 noCathie Crooks: Working with a publisher Do I really need a publisher or can I publish my book myself? This is a common question that authors ask. Cathie Crooks, Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press, tells us why she thinks that wJerome MartinCathie Crooks: Working with a publisher Do I really need a publisher or can I publish my book myself? This is a common question that authors ask. Cathie Crooks, Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press, tells us why she thinks that working with a professional publisher is the best choice for an author. She also explains how and how much authors, bookstores, publishers and distributors are paid when a book is sold. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/05/episode-7-cathie-crooks-working-with-a-publisher.html Episode 6: Cathie Crooks on Marketing Plans http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/8K1xf4IPQgw/episode-6-cathie-crooks.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/04/episode-6-cathie-crooks.html Cathie Crooks on Marketing Plans Cathie Crooks is the Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press. She has extensive experience in publishing and marketing books and she shares that experience in this podcast. Cathie discusses marketing plans and how authors and publishers can work together to ensure that books reach reviewers, bookstores and readers. She also shares her ideas with respect to book launches, advertising, and innovative marketing techniques. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council... Cathie Crooks on Marketing Plans 

Cathie Crooks is the Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press. She has extensive experience in publishing and marketing books and she shares that experience in this podcast. Cathie discusses marketing plans and how authors and publishers can work together to ensure that books reach reviewers, bookstores and readers. She also shares her ideas with respect to book launches, advertising, and innovative marketing techniques. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. 

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Wed, 08 Apr 2009 11:10:18 -0600 noCathie Crooks on Marketing Plans Cathie Crooks is the Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press. She has extensive experience in publishing and marketing books and she shares that experience in this podcast. Cathie discusses marketingJerome MartinCathie Crooks on Marketing Plans Cathie Crooks is the Sales and Marketing Manager at the University of Alberta Press. She has extensive experience in publishing and marketing books and she shares that experience in this podcast. Cathie discusses marketing plans and how authors and publishers can work together to ensure that books reach reviewers, bookstores and readers. She also shares her ideas with respect to book launches, advertising, and innovative marketing techniques. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/04/episode-6-cathie-crooks.html Episode 5: John King http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/KLnJFsz16eU/episode-5-john-king.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/04/episode-5-john-king.html John King, President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta John King is President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta. In this podcast John discusses the benefits of being part of this organization. Publishers share ideas and knowledge readily since they are not competing directly with each other, according to John. Publishers' organizations provide professional development sessions for their members and also serve as cultural industry lobby groups. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil... John King, President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta

John King is President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta. In this podcast John discusses the benefits of being part of this organization. Publishers share ideas and knowledge readily since they are not competing directly with each other, according to John. Publishers' organizations provide professional development sessions for their members and also serve as cultural industry lobby groups. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. 

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]]> jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Wed, 08 Apr 2009 10:08:17 -0600 noJohn King, President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta John King is President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta. In this podcast John discusses the benefits of being part of this organization. Publishers share ideas and knowledge rJerome MartinJohn King, President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta John King is President of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta. In this podcast John discusses the benefits of being part of this organization. Publishers share ideas and knowledge readily since they are not competing directly with each other, according to John. Publishers' organizations provide professional development sessions for their members and also serve as cultural industry lobby groups. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/04/episode-5-john-king.html Episode 4: Andrew Savikas http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/XHA8w8MtxlM/episode-4-andrew-savikas.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/04/episode-4-andrew-savikas.html Andrew Savikas of O'Reilly Media Andrew Savikas is the Director of Publishing Technology at O'Reilly Media and is the General Manager of O'Reilly's Tools of Change for Publishing division. In this podcast Andrew discusses the opportunities that new technology offers to publishers. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. Download Episode 4:... Andrew Savikas of O'Reilly Media

Andrew Savikas is the Director of Publishing Technology at O'Reilly Media and is the General Manager of O'Reilly's Tools of Change for Publishing division. In this podcast Andrew discusses the opportunities that new technology offers to publishers. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. 

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Wed, 08 Apr 2009 10:00:42 -0600 noAndrew Savikas of O'Reilly Media Andrew Savikas is the Director of Publishing Technology at O'Reilly Media and is the General Manager of O'Reilly's Tools of Change for Publishing division. In this podcast Andrew discusses the opportunities that new technoJerome MartinAndrew Savikas of O'Reilly Media Andrew Savikas is the Director of Publishing Technology at O'Reilly Media and is the General Manager of O'Reilly's Tools of Change for Publishing division. In this podcast Andrew discusses the opportunities that new technology offers to publishers. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. Download Episode 4:...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/04/episode-4-andrew-savikas.html Episode 3: Sean Howard http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/qkpvr8xbVTs/episode-3-sean-howard.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/03/episode-3-sean-howard.html Sean Howard Sean Howard is a consultant who focuses on innovation, serious play and collaboration. In this podcast, which was recorded at the 2008 annual general meeting of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta, Sean discusses how publishers and other creative people are using social media tools such as FaceBook and Twitter. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted... Sean Howard 

Sean Howard is a consultant who focuses on innovation, serious play and collaboration. In this podcast, which was recorded at the 2008 annual general meeting of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta, Sean discusses how publishers and other creative people are using social media tools such as FaceBook and Twitter. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. 

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Wed, 04 Mar 2009 10:31:43 -0700 noSean Howard Sean Howard is a consultant who focuses on innovation, serious play and collaboration. In this podcast, which was recorded at the 2008 annual general meeting of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta, Sean discusses how publishers and otheJerome MartinSean Howard Sean Howard is a consultant who focuses on innovation, serious play and collaboration. In this podcast, which was recorded at the 2008 annual general meeting of the Book Publishers Association of Alberta, Sean discusses how publishers and other creative people are using social media tools such as FaceBook and Twitter. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/03/episode-3-sean-howard.html Episode 2: Charlene Dobmeier http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/4bYfuO-4BU0/episode-2-charlene-dobmeier.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/03/episode-2-charlene-dobmeier.html Charlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services In this podcast Charlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services, discusses the role of a publisher and how publishers and authors can work together effectively to create excellent books which will be successful in the marketplace. Publishing can and should be both a business and a passion, according to Dobmeier. This podcast is essential listening for new and experienced authors and publishers. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil... Charlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services 

In this podcast Charlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services, discusses the role of a publisher and how publishers and authors can work together effectively to create excellent books which will be successful in the marketplace. Publishing can and should be both a business and a passion, according to Dobmeier. This podcast is essential listening for new and experienced authors and publishers. 

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press. 

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Tue, 03 Mar 2009 07:38:24 -0700 noCharlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services In this podcast Charlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services, discusses the role of a publisher and how publishers and authors can work together effectively to create excellent bJerome MartinCharlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services In this podcast Charlene Dobmeier, President of Kingsley Publishing Services, discusses the role of a publisher and how publishers and authors can work together effectively to create excellent books which will be successful in the marketplace. Publishing can and should be both a business and a passion, according to Dobmeier. This podcast is essential listening for new and experienced authors and publishers. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/03/episode-2-charlene-dobmeier.html Episode 1: Todd Anderson http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PodcastsOnPublishing/~3/pnNILCgJcbs/episode-1-todd-anderson.html http://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/02/episode-1-todd-anderson.html Episode 1: Todd Anderson In this episode Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, discusses trends and developments in book selling and publishing, including the Espresso Book Machine which was purchased by the U of A Bookstore. Anderson describes how he and his colleagues are using this machine to create new books and produce historical and academic books which are out of print. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada... Episode 1: Todd Anderson

In this episode Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, discusses trends and developments in book selling and publishing, including the Espresso Book Machine which was purchased by the U of A Bookstore. Anderson describes how he and his colleagues are using this machine to create new books and produce historical and academic books which are out of print.

Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada and The Alberta Foundation for the Arts. The podcasts are produced and hosted by Jerome Martin of Spotted Cow Press.

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]]> Podcasts jmartin@spottedcowpress.ca (Jerome Martin) Sat, 28 Feb 2009 14:26:25 -0700 noEpisode 1: Todd Anderson In this episode Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, discusses trends and developments in book selling and publishing, including the Espresso Book Machine which was purchased by the U of A Bookstore. AndJerome MartinEpisode 1: Todd Anderson In this episode Todd Anderson, Director of the University of Alberta Bookstore, discusses trends and developments in book selling and publishing, including the Espresso Book Machine which was purchased by the U of A Bookstore. Anderson describes how he and his colleagues are using this machine to create new books and produce historical and academic books which are out of print. Podcasts on Publishing focuses on book publishing, from manuscript to marketing. This series is presented by The Book Publishers Association of Alberta, with funding from The Canada Council for the Arts/Conseil des Arts du Canada...book,publishing,Alberta,authors,publishers,editorshttp://spottedcow.typepad.com/podcasts_on_publishing/2009/02/episode-1-todd-anderson.html Jerome MartinnonadultFrom Manuscript to Marketing