Sebastopol, CA, August 9, 2011—O'Reilly's will take a 4D look at publishing February 13-15, 2012 at the Marriott Marquis in New York City. Focusing on data, design, and development, TOC New York will provide a wide range of content to cover the innovations rocking every aspect of the art, craft, and business of publishing in the 21st century.
Conference chairs Kat Meyer and Joe Wikert invite including, but not limited to:
- Digital book design for screens, including touch functionality
- Best practices for sales and marketing in app marketplaces
- Metadata, metadata, and more metadata
- Innovative business models
- Selling into the global marketplace
- The implications of mobile
- The growing importance of strong branding in a global digital world
- Authoring and editing tools
- Search
- Cloud storage
- ePub
- HTML5 for publishers
- Open Publishing
- Games as books; books as games
- Digitization tools
Proposals will be accepted through August 29, 2011. For a full list of topics and more information, see:
Early registration for TOC will open in October.
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10am PT, Thursday, August 25, 2011 Register now: Presented by: , Sneak Peeks are a TOC webcast series featuring a behind-the-scenes look at publishing start-ups and their products. This is the second SneakPeek webcast and includes presentations from BookRiff, LiquidText, and MagAppZine. |
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10am PT, Thursday, September 29, 2011 Presented by: Register now: Back by popular demand, in a second look at Digital Bookmaking Tools, author and book futurist Pete Meyers explores the existing options for creating digital books. Bring your questions and join in the discussion about what's best, what's easiest to use, and what's worth putting in your book-building toolkit. |
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