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February 13, 2017

Monday News: Rare book heist, African American SF, digital v(?) print, and Fifty Shades Darker adaptation

JanetPublishing NewsFifty Shades / film adaptations / print v digital / rare books / Samhain-publishing / theft13 Comments

Mission: Impossible-style raiders ‘cut through skylights and abseiled into warehouse to steal antique books worth £2m’  – Dropping into a Heathrow warehouse, thieves stole books so rare that they are “impossible to fence” and therefore likely targeted by at least one collector. A theft of this scope and style is apparently unprecedented in ... more >

October 24, 2014

Favorite books to movie adaptions

JaneEssays / Film Reviewsfilm adaptations119 Comments

My daughter is about to start reading Anne of Green Gables. After she’s done, I told her we would watch the television miniseries. It is one of my favorite book to movie adaptions ever. The actress chosen to be Anne Shirley was everything I had ever imagined Anne would be ... more >

Naked in Death by JD Robb
June 26, 2014

Thursday News: SCOTUS rules against Aereo, unanswered questions from the Aereo ruling, SCOTUS may hear Marvel case, and the In Death books may finally come to film

JanetPublishing NewsAero / Comic books / copyright / digital media / DVR / film adaptations / In Death / Marvel / Nora-Roberts / SCOTUS / streaming11 Comments

Aereo Loses at Supreme Court, in Victory for TV Broadcasters – So I don’t know how many of you were surprised by the Supreme Court’s ruling against Aereo, but I do hope the ruling encourages more debate and discussion around how to “enable choice and freedom” in media presentation. Aereo ... more >

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