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LBF Digest: Tales of the “Hero Fair Goers”
By Ramy Habeeb, founder and CEO, Kotobarabia.com I think one of the most depressing things that a truly committed publisher can see are empty bookshelves. And that certainly was the case at the London...
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The iPhone Interviews: Michael Bhaskar of Profile Books
Interview by Ramy Habeeb • The first of Publishing Perspectives‘ new series of iPhone interviews conducted with the leading figures in digital publishing in the UK features Michael Bhaskar of Profile...
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The Digital Innovators: Peter Collingridge of Enhanced Editions
• In the second of our series of interviews with digital innovators from the UK conducted on the iPhone, we spoke to Peter Collingridge of Enhanced Editions, an iPhone and mobile device publisher of...
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• The third in our series of video interviews with digital innovators from the UK features a discussion with Henry Volans, head of digital development at Faber. • He talks about his career, Faber’s...
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• Ian Millar of Quercus features the latest installment of our profiles of digital innovators from the UK. • “Ebooks are growing quickly in the UK,” says Millar, “but we’ve got some serious making-up...
View ArticleThe Digital Innovator Interviews: James Bridle on E-books, Google, and “The...
• The latest in our series of interviews with digital innovators from the UK features James Bridle — a publisher, e-book evangelist and literary entrepreneur. • “There’s still an incredible lack of...
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Arab Hero: New Cairo Comics Publisher Inspired by the Arab Spring
By Ramy Habeeb Earlier this year DC Comics bravely introduced Batmat to a new sidekick, Nightrunner. That Nightrunner was a parkour-running Parisian of Algerian-decent was fine. That he also happened...
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Why Arabic Epublishing Didn’t Work Then…and Could Work Now
Ramy Habeeb, founder of Kotobarabia — the first Arabic ebookstore — explains the mistakes he made and what needs to happen now to make Arabic ebooks viable. By Ramy Habeeb Ramy Habeeb Back in 2004, we...
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