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Pan Macmillan's Publishing Manifesto

What is absolutely clear is that publishers need to become enablers for reading and its associated processes (discussion; research; note-taking; writing; reference following) to take place across a multitude of platforms and throughout all the varying modes of a readers’ activities and lifestyle.

Good enough so far that I might link to this six times for each installment of the piece. (Thanks PND)

Posted by Richard Eoin Nash on May 19, 2008 03:24 AM |

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