If you enjoyed my previous post, Washington Makes You Dirtier, you’ll love a book from Jeffrey Tucker called Bourbon for Breakfast: Living Outside the→

How many times have you seen a product and thought, I know how to make that better? Or not seen a product and thought,→

Singularity Hub: Philip M. Parker, Professor of Marketing at INSEAD Business School, has had a side project for over 10 years. He’s created a→

Do your kids spend more time on your iPad than you do? Has reading time evolved from hardcovers to the Kindle? More parents are→

Business Insider: …with a $9.99 Kindle download price, the author sees $6.98 in revenue (Kindle Direct Publishing has a 70/30 revenue split in most→

Amanda Hocking sold 450,000 e-books in January directly to her readers, for under $3 each. The 26-year old writer has never been traditionally published→

This sounds easy. I created an account on Createspace.com. They are owned by Amazon. Great customer service. You have any question at all you→

Author Seth Godin has listed his 21 rules for making money online. The first two are golden: The first step is to stop Googling→

Forbes: Imagine for a moment what it would feel like if people walked into your company and used the lobby to call your competitors→

In the book Appetite for America: How Visionary Businessman Fred Harvey Built a Railroad Hospitality Empire That Civilized the Wild West we learn that→

The Library Hotel, on Madison Avenue at 41st Street, in New York City is a one of a kind hotel: it’s like a library→

WSJ: Self-publishing these days is increasingly a tale of two cities. There are established authors, like Nyree Belleville, who says she’s earned half a→

At a small bookstore in New York City, if you’ve seen one book, you’ve seen them all, because the shop only sells one book,→

Killing Giants: 10 Strategies to Topple the Goliath in Your Industry by Stephen Denny profiles more than 30 companies from around world that have→

In this excerpt from the book Mint Condition: How Baseball Cards Became an American Obsession, Dave Jamieson explains how baseball cards first became seen→

Wired: Google Book Search, in partnership with On Demand Books, is letting readers turn those digital copies back into paper copies, individually printed by→

As the pace of change accelerates and the volume of information explodes, we’re under great pressure to connect just in time with the people→

Seth Godin’s new book, Poke the Box, is a short 84 page manifesto that will push you to get up and try something. If→

With so many people buying Kindles, iPads and Nooks, do traditional bookbinders have a future? The San Francisco Bay Area’s small bookbinderies are struggling→

Stephen Gordon: Ebooks are coming of age – for many reasons. You can keep your library in your pocket. You can annotate and share→