Influencing sales: Levanta, which helps Amazon sellers partner with creators, raises $20M
Spencer McKenney, Ian Brodie, and Rob Schab. (Levanta Photo) Levanta, a Seattle startup that connects sellers on Amazon's ...
Itching to write a book? AI publisher Spines wants to make a deal
Generative AI has upended how we write things… or even if we write at all. Now a startup wants to be the main character in ...
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Amazon Music to bundle Audiobooks from Audible – and unlike Spotify’s bundling move, publishers say it won’t decrease revenue for songwriters
“The opportunity to extend Audible to Amazon Music subscribers enables us to captivate the next generation of listeners with ...
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Twin Cities small businesses lose a valuable voice as coalition shuts down
The Metro Independent Business Alliance, a Twin Cities force for business owners, couldn’t survive bottom-line pressures ...
This Week's Top 10 New Business Books For Bold Entrepreneurs
The average CEO reads 4-5 books per month, while most Americans finish just one book per year. Here are this week's top new ...
Barnes & Noble is making a comeback
The world’s largest retail bookseller is expanding at a breakneck pace and is on track to reach its goal of more than 60 ...
Microsoft turns a new page in the book business with its own publishing imprint
Microsoft will attempt to find the sweet spot between the speed of social media and the lasting impact of books with its own ...
This writer perfected an unusual literary form: Amazon reviews
In ‘Selected Amazon Reviews,’ Kevin Killian carves out a leaned and funny space of his own within the corridors of capitalism ...
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Book Review: CTA CEO Gary Shapiro's 'Pivot or Die'
It’s always amusing to read about businesses said to possess so-called “monopoly” power in the U.S., or much more ...
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I Hope One Day to Publish on Amazon & Have My PayPal Account
One of my desires is to have access to Amazon and have a PayPal account. So that I can publish my short story books ...
Book Review: Gary Shapiro’s ‘Pivot or Die’
It’s always amusing to read about businesses said to possess so-called “monopoly” power in the U.S., or much more ...
Hundreds of 19th-century skulls collected in the name of medical science tell a story of who mattered and who didn’t
Morton was a physician and naturalist who lived in Philadelphia from 1799 until the end of his life in 1851. A lecture he delivered to aspiring doctors at the Philadelphia Association for Medical ...