Member of Amazon's original Kindle development team author of Burning the Page: The eBook revolution and the future of reading Interview Starts at 19:16 I love Amazon in the sense that it really understands building things in what I'll call an agile w

Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor, Harvard Librarian, and key visionary for Digital Public Library of America Interview Starts at 16:16 Now the strategy is not to have a five-year plan with an enormous budget of that sort but rather one that wou

Founder and CEO of Goodreads.com Interview Starts at 9:43 Goodreads is a place today for readers of all platforms, no matter how they read the book--whether it be a Kindle or Nook or a physical book, etc., to share what they thought of the book and fin

Author of Present Shock: When Everything Happens Now Interview Starts at 17:33 Remember we were going to write in our underwear from our homes and do what we wanted and and slack? And then it slowly but surely turned into this kind of poster child for

Business Manager at New York University Press  Interview Starts at 23:21 In terms of what we're projecting for the end of '13, we think we're going to come in at about 14 percent all-electronic, and the vast majority of that is currently Kindle. Fifty

This episode is sponsored by GoToMeeting Author of Asperger Love: Searching for Romance When You're Not Wired to Connect Interview Starts at 22:42 I was so impressed by Jack and Kirsten's perseverance in trying to explain themselves to each other.

Interview Starts at 16:01 Mark: We hear that grandfather clock chime from time to time when you are in Denver. Can you tell me a little bit more about that clock? Len: It's actually my great-grandfather's clock. It's my father's mother's father, Col.

President of Nelson Literary Agency, LLC Literary agent for Hugh Howey, author of Wool Interview Starts at 11:35 The reader is having a lot of power, which technically they always have had, because anybody that they love and follow and make big--be i

Author of Homeland Interview Starts at 18:13 You could imagine a million conceptual ways that you could design that feature (eBook updates) so that it doesn't put people at risk. Such as, having the device poll a server to find out if there are any upd

Editorial Director, Digital Book World Interview Starts at 18:15 QED stands for Quality, Excellence, Design and essentially it's the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval for eBooks and digital book production … Not all eBooks are created the same. Obvi