Book Publishing
Max
Fawcett discusses the future of the electronic book and the dangers inherent in
the literary establishment's approach to dealing with it.
Gordon Lockheed has a few questions about a public television network cancelling English language television’s longest-running book show.
Gordon Lockheed reports on the Chapters/Indigo shareholder meeting…
Gordon Lockheed finds a telling example of Chapters/Indigo’s new merchandising strategy in the suburbs of Vancouver…
Gordon Lockheed continues his investigation of book publishing and book selling in Canada. (Other articles in the series are lodged in our BP&BS topic category)
Gordon Lockheed outlines the implications of the collapse of Stoddart and General Distribution Services…(there are five other articles on the crisis in Canadian publishing in the BP&BS archive)
Brian Fawcett taps one of his inside sources for an explanation to why the sales of Canadian-authored novels have died.
Frank Davis rides again, this time to explain why
the Chapters/Indigo experiment doesn’t work, and to hint at alternatives
Frank Davis speculates on the possible effect a strange economic fetish has on the way the selling of books is currently being mishandled.
Gordon Lockheed, with notes from Frank Davis, weighs in with the first of a series of reports on the conditions for writing, publishing and reading books in Canada.
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