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June 2008

15 posts

The Irish Time is going free → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Just spotted this on Blathnaid Healy’s Blog

This should be interesting, especially in the context of this piece by Damien Mulley!
Eoin

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Jun 28, 2008
Interesting, Fun and Work → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

That is my work is interesting and fun
And when we get reviews like this one, how could it not be:

If it’s humorous accounts you’re after, then stick to Tony Hawks’ ‘Round…

Jun 27, 2008
I’d be lying if I said this didn’t annoy me! → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

The Irish Times signs deal with Collins
Read this evening that our national quality daily signed a multi book agreement with Collins:

Collins has signed a deal with the daily…

Jun 23, 2008
The Irish Blogosphere Criticism and Elites → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Teacups threatened by Storms
The Irish Blogosphere is small and shallow. Its readership is growing, as is the total number of participants. The growth and success of the Irish…

Jun 22, 2008
Paperless Proofs: the way forward? → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

I was in Edinburgh on Wednesday
At the Scottish Publishing Centre for a training course in proofing. I really enjoyed the course as I needed the direction. The tutor was …

Jun 20, 2008
Blackwells Espresso Deal → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Blackwells Agree Deal for Espresso Machine Rollout
On any scale this is both interesting and a big deal. From the piece:

The deal makes Blackwell the first UK retailer to…

Jun 20, 2008
Irish publishers’ mission, according to Tony Farmar → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Spotted on The Quillblog
This gem from Tony Farmar:

Our problem now is to move [Irish publishers’ market share] from 15% to 50%

In some senses he is right and in others he is…

Jun 16, 2008
Am I missing something? → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

I saw this today
It’s a site for a new book called Here Ends The Beginning, using a new platform called Quillr.

ReadWriteWeb has some discussion. I’m not very impressed I…

Jun 16, 2008
I didn’t see that coming → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

JK Rowling gave an amazing commencement address in Harvard. It is something special and worth watching.

She has a capacity to couch tough words in velvet language and calm…

Jun 11, 2008
Guest blog over at Poetry Ireland → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

I was asked
To write a few words on poetry for the blog so I did. The very nice and very cool David Maybury seems to think it is okay and stuck it up for me. If you have time,…

Jun 11, 2008
Good news on free content from HarperCollins → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Publisher’s Weekly has some brief notes on Harper’s free content exercise
You can read the details here. It’s very interesting.

We have not heard the last of this!
Eoin

Jun 10, 2008
John Blake: Book publishing genius? → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

The Bookseller has a great profile piece
On John Blake the man behind Being Jordan (and many other bestsellers). It is fairly frank and honest:

“Big publishers are now…

Jun 10, 2008
Torn over Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is being made into a movie
I love le Carré. That TTSS might be made into a movie worries me because the mini-series was so damn good.

Nervously…

Jun 5, 2008
Jane Friedman leaving HarperCollins → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Leaving Harper
This is fairly big news, even the Wall Street Journal is reporting it:

Jane Friedman is leaving as president and chief executive officer of News Corp.’s…

Jun 5, 2008
Echoes in the echo chamber → feeds.feedburner.com


Eoin Purcell

Draft Charkin!
Nigel Beale launches a crusade to have Richard Charkin start blogging again. I’d love to see it happen too!

Go linking and commenting!
Eoin

Jun 5, 2008
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