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Tour Karpeles Manuscript
Musuem and Library Tour Social Networking
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Tour to Niagara Falls (American side) Free
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Google Book Search:
Opportunities for Academic Publishers and Authors in the Online Channel
Friday, June 22 Digital technology is opening new vistas in publishing, offering fresh opportunities to discover, develop and expand markets online. With more and more readers turning to the Internet to find information, publishers and authors are seeking new ways to capture their interest and meet their needs. How are readers discovering books online, and what do they want? Learn how publishers and authors are monetizing the "long tail" of academic books, breathing new life into backlist, lightly marketed or out-of-print titles. Join Google to hear about some of the ways publishers are leveraging the Internet to add value to their titles and help readers find information within their books. About the Presenter Chris Palma is a Strategic Partner Development Manager for Google Book Search. He is responsible for developing partnerships with book publishers of all types, in the Western U.S., Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore. Chris spent 15 years in scholarly publishing (Yale University Press, Harvard University Press), leaving his Sales Director position at Harvard in 2000. He briefly joined a DRM technology start-up (ContentGuard), then moved to Palo Alto-based ebrary a leading provider of eBooks to the institutional library market where he was Vice President of Content and Business Development before joining Google. He was a member of the American Association of Publishers eBook Steering Committee, and has been a speaker and/or panelist at various industry events, including the PSP and AAUP annual meetings. Mr. Palma holds a B.S. from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. |
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