Is the first title in our French Shop/Kiosque Francaise. And here is the opening of the first article in the free trial issue:
Author: adamhodgkin Page 109 of 151
You may not notice our big change of today, when you go to our home page its pretty much as usual:
http://www.exacteditions.com/exact/browseEditions.do
The new feature is a tiny link at the top right to French shop.
http://www.exacteditions.com/exact/login.do?username=shop.fr
Pas grand chose, you may say. But its a big step for us. Maybe several big steps. We now have a generalisable shopping system and can cope with shopping in different currencies. We have an interface and tooltips that can be … Keep Reading
Having just had four days holiday without web-access, one realises that things move too quickly right now. Here is some stuff that I hope to catch up with:
Tim O’Reilly posts about Adobe opening up Share, a generalisable document widget system. A kind of YouTube for documents. Looks interesting and one more copyright challenge for publishers and authors to think about. Yet another reason for keeping close control of those PDF files before they get shared in ways that … Keep Reading
Garden Rail and Narrow Gauge World come from Atlantic Publishers. They are the quickest titles into the system, since it took 3 weeks from the preliminary inquiry email we had from their publisher, for the contracts to be exchanged, the archive of back issues to be processed and the titles now to be in the shop.
How beautiful is a Garratt and how evocative the Baldwin?
The patter of references to Google Book Search in these blogs since August may have betrayed our interest in offering a service to book publishers. We have for some weeks been testing how Exact Editions works as a promotional service to book publishers and the first customisation is now in the open for Berkshire Publishing at http://www.exacteditions.com/berkshirepublishing.
Berkshire Publishing is a young and highly innovative publisher of academic and general reference titles (Berkshire MA not UK). They have produced … Keep Reading