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harlequin books
May 16, 2017

Tuesday News: Harlequin closing 5 lines, ransomware, endowing libraries, E.E. Cummings

JanetPublishing Newsartist's notebooks / E.E. Cummings / Harlequin / malware / private endowment / public libraries / ransomware7 Comments

Harlequin to End Publication of Five Series – Although Harlequin has not made the announcement publicly yet, RWA is reporting that Harlequin is killing FIVE of its series lines between June and December of next year: Western, Superromance, Love Inspired Historical, Nocturne, and Kimani. While some may see this as yet ... more >

June 16, 2016

Thursday News: Netflix Juicers, Chicago Library giveaway, and Marie Stopes

JanetPublishing Newsclass action lawsuit / female sexuality / literacy / Netflix / public libraries / UK historyComments Off on Thursday News: Netflix Juicers, Chicago Library giveaway, and Marie Stopes

Meet Netflix’s “Juicers”: People Who Get Paid to Watch TV – It shouldn’t be a surprise that Netflix utilizes people to help them understand what paying viewers want, but it may be surprising to learn that some of these folks – referred to as “juicers,” are suing Netflix in two separate class ... more >

May 2, 2016

Monday News: Prince saved a library, books as lifesavers, Shrewsbury & comics, and NYC from a dog’s POV

JanetPublishing Newsanimals / Comics / illustrations / philanthropy / prince / public libraries / reading / Shrewsbury2 Comments

Prince made secret donation to support Louisville’s historic Western Branch Library in 2001 – Prince had an extensive history of philanthropy, especially toward African American communities, most of which he carried out anonymously. Among his good deeds was a library-saving donation to the Western Branch Library in Louisville, Kentucky, which was ... more >

All Romance Ebooks logo
July 2, 2015

Thursday News: All Romance’s new mobile app, ebooks expensive for Canadian libraries, rare books school, and Girl Scouts support transgender girls

JanetPublishing NewsCanada / Ebooks / Girl Scouts / LGBTQIAP+ / mobile apps / public libraries / rare books9 Comments

All Romance® eBooks releases a shiny, new site for mobile phones and tablets! – All Romance ebooks has launched a mobile app for their more than 480,000 registered users. According to the email sent to customers, Purchases can be made with the click of a mouse or the touch of ... more >

April 24, 2015

Friday News: the sad state of NY Public Libraries, security risks of biometrics, representing diversity, and the infamous Cheryl’s birthday problem

JanetPublishing Newsdiversity / math / privacy / public libraries / representation / security6 Comments

New York Public Libraries Warn of a ‘Staggering’ Crisis With Infrastructure – Some of the New York Public libraries are in physical crisis. The libraries consist of the New York Public Libraries, plus the Brooklyn and Queens systems, all of which are among the biggest public library systems in the ... more >

Apple
November 25, 2014

Tuesday News: The Seven-Figure Advance, Apple settlement approved, report on UK digital lending, and Romance cover re-enactments

JanetPublishing Newsadvances / Apple / collusion / covers / digital lending / public libraries / publishing9 Comments

The Rise of the Seven-Figure Advance – This is a pretty interesting trend, because it seems to point to both the importance of the so-called “big books” for traditional publishing, and the competition for those books, which suggests that publishers are not finding a lot of material they feel is ... more >

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