Showing posts with label Authors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Authors. Show all posts

Thursday, December 2, 2010

What's new in libraries and Transliteracy - authors, examples and ALA

There are some exciting things are happening on the libraries and Transliteracy site!


Transliteracy in practice - we are looking for examples of libraries work, to make staff and patrons Transliterieren.Wir to libraries and Transliteracy, not only a resource for theory and messages, but also a place to go for real world examples and ideas.


Programming, education, work process, training or what you do to make staff or patrons have the tools, skills and information you need, in the 21st century be citizen to active success, we want about hear! we have a page to the stories show case and a form to collect you set up.


  We have added two new authors!  


G  Retchen Caserotti Director of children and teen's services in Darien library (CT), where she works hard to public library services for children and families in the 21st century to redefine.  Interest in technology, media and customer experience he was developed while Institute in New York City (2008) with program MLIS at Pratt.  It currently serves as a member of the ALSC children and Technology Committee and is a member of the media ecology Association. In 2010, Caserotti was named a mover and shaker by Library Journal.


Anthony Molaro is the head of technical services and automation for the Messenger public library North Aurora.Anthony is PhD candidate at Dominican University's Graduate School of library and information science, where he holds an MLIS.Anthony is also an extraordinary teacher and usually teaches cataloguing and Klassifizierung.Er is also a information activist, and advocated the removal of barriers between people and information.Anthony is one of the founders of Chicago Deskset.


Anthony is currently planned, the keynote address on the 2010-Arizona Library Association Conference to liefern.Er also writes and presented on a variety of Themen.Seine interests include technology and libraries, eBooks and ELesegeräte, organizing information, digital media, the digital divide, activism and social justice and Transliteracy information.


Translitearcy interest group at Midwinter and annual - we will be, a discussion at the Conference of MidWinter meeting.Es werden.Stay at 1: 30 on Monday, come zehnten.Wenn via to the MW tuned to learn more about annual:-)


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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Authors and agents play hardball on backlist eBook offers

This is an article in the booksellers are discussing today.

Authors and agents Hardball on backlist e book deals with publishers who hold play with some deals for six to twelve months in the belief that the current industry standard could shatter royalty rate of 25% within a year should be.

Agent Georgina Capel said:



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