This post is authored by contributor, Teresa Bergen. Ms. Bergen is the author of the novel Killing The President, and in addition to writing, transcribes and edits oral histories, paints animal portraits, makes costume devil horns, teaches yoga, and plays bass in an indie rock band. More than 100 people came to a talk on [...]
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Event Recap: Words Worth Paying For: Publishing in the Age of Electronic Readers
17th November 2009 by gabe under Uncategorized
Tonight 11-16: Panel Discussion on “Publishing In The Age of Electronic Readers” at UO Portland White Stag Block
Today’s Featured Book Event: Words Worth Paying For? Publishing in the Age of Electronic Readers (UO Portland, White Stag Block-70 NW Couch St., @6:00pm): Electronic book devices such as Amazon’s Kindle and Sony E-reader are part of a new wave in digital publishing–one that’s drawing attention in the media and creating an uncertain world for [...]
Upcoming: Katherine Dunn Headlines a Panel Discussion on "Publishing In The Age of Electronic Readers"
Mark this down on your calendars as a must attend event. Monday, November 16th at 6:00pm Al Stavitsky, Portland Director of U of O’s School of Journalism and Communication, will moderate a discussion on how “digital books change us as writers, publishers, and readers.” A panel full of heavy-hitters includes: Katherine Dunn, author of Geek [...]




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