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Posted in AUDIO Publisher Interviews on October 27th, 2009 Roderick âRockyâ Stinehour is a very pleasant, accomplished gentleman from Vermont. Heâs also recognized internationally as a printer of high repute and a designer of beautiful, scholarly books. His career spans over much change in printing technology and the way in which books are produced and distributed. In 1950, after graduating from Dartmouth College, he, along with his wife and brother, established The Stinehour Press in the village of Lunenburg, Vermont. From modest beginnings the Press flourished thanks to persistence, vision, and the ability to attract skilled passionate co-workers; due to the quality of its books, the company will long be remembered as one of Americaâs finest scholarly publishers. I visited Rocky in the âNortheast Kingdomâ recently. Listen here to our conversation

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In this episode, John Federico (twitter: @gadgetboy), Chia-Lin Simmons (twitter: @zeropts), Ken Gellman (twitter: @kengellman) and Craig Calder (twitter:@ccalder) discuss their predictions for 2009. Topics include: Craig is going to the PhocusWright Conference November 17th through the 19th Ken is now living in the Boston area and looking for a new gig WSJ is going to start charging for mobile access to subscription content. There will be discounts for current subscribers. Do the math: based on current pricing, the WSJ iPhone app is just as valuable as the print subscription. Is this the beginning of the age of a Platform-agnostic news organization The newspaper industry has been in decline for 50 years. They just didn t know it. 24% of newspapers are ignoring the digital channel for distributing content Business Week had 93 suitors at one point - only half are still interested in purchasing the publication. The brand means nothing if the business is dying. The Kindle version of Dan Brown s new book The Lost Symbol is outselling the hardcover on Amazon Every president in American history has been a Mason except for one: John F. Kennedy. The Book is dead. Long live the Book. The printed book is not dead. The book publishing business as we know it is dead. (or dying) Google bough ReCaptcha as a tool for helping digitize books Google will make many of the books that it has scanned as part of its Google Books initiative via print-on-demand Smashing Pumpkins will be distributing their new album in its entirety for free. If you want, you can buy one of the 11 collectors editions. That works for major acts, but what about the thousands of other musicians and performers? Check out JamsBio.com The artists took over merch, ClearChannel and others took over the venues. All that s left are the CD s and lawsuits. ASCAP and BMI want royalties for the 30-second samples on iTunes and other downloadable musi retailers. The music industry wants to get paid for that extra one second beyond the 29-second fair use doctrine. Our music is Democracy from Alexander Blu. Send us email to comments AT odmcast DOT comor call our comment line and leave a message: 775-860-2263. You can also find us on FaceBook - visit us and become a fan. Be sure to stop by http://www.odmcast.com to complete our listener survey - we d really appreciate it. For partner or sponsor information, contact jaf AT newrules DOT com. If you weren t able to download the latest episode, you can always catch it by calling our Podlinez number (818) 688-2754 from any telephone. (Long distance charges or cellular minute usage may apply. Blah, blah, blah.) Technorati Tags: John Federico, Ken Gellman, Chia-Lin Simmons, Steve Hatch, Craig Calder, Entertainment, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Business Week, ASCAP, BMI, Books, Book Publishing, ReCaptcha, Print-on-Demand, JamsBio.com, Amazon Kindle, Dan Brown, The Lost Symbol, Hardcover, eBooks, Google, Google Books, Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, Freemasons, Apple iPhone, Newspapers, Wine, Digital Media, On Digital Media, Downloads, Audio, Music, Podcast, Media, Alexander Blu, Jobs, Careers, Career Development, Events

Deborah Harper, President of Psychjourney, interviews Ms. Sue William Silverman, author of Fearless Confessions: A Writer's Guide to Memoir published by University of Georgia Press.Sue William Silverman is a faculty advisor at the Vermont College of Fine Arts and the associate editor of the journal Fourth Genre: Explorations in Nonfiction. Her first book, Because I Remember Terror, Father, I Remember You (Georgia), received the AWP Award in Creative Nonfiction. She is also the author of Love Sick: One Woman's Journey through Sexual Addiction (made into a Lifetime TV movie) and Hieroglyphics in Neon, a collection of poems. Visit her website.Visit KD Booksellers for affordable quality fiction and non-fiction books online

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Coming listen to the show as Dianne Linderman discusses the 7 simple steps on how to Publish Your Own Book. It’s simple, it’s easy and anyone has the ability to do it! Intro: Dianne shares her thoughts on “controlling executive bonuses” in major corporations. How to Publish Your Own Book: Dianne discusses her experience and inspiration for writing and publishing her four books. Dianne’s shares her story on how she got started in writhing and publishing books on subjects she cares about. Dianne Linderman’s Cooking Segment: How to utilize your garden get the most out of it. Dianne also touches on “Juicing." Dianne's recipe for Tuna Fish: Listen to the show to get the ingredients for the recipe! Find more recipes and info about Everything That Matters on our website http://www.everythingthatmattersradio.com Publish Your Own Book | Book Publishing | How to Publish a Book | everything that matters | Dianne's Recipe for Tuna Fish