Publishing in convergence

As invited guest to the Empyre mailinglist, Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith and OSP will discuss design in relation to this months’ topic Publishing In Convergence.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."

Publier en convergence

En tant qu’invités de la mailingliste d’Empyre, Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith et OSP discuteront de design en relation avec le sujet de ce mois-ci Publier En Convergence.

Comme cetta activité se déroulera en anglais, le reste de cet article est anglais. Merci de votre compréhension.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."

Convergentie in publiceren

Op uitnodiging van de Empyre mailinglist discussiëren Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith en OSP over design met betrekking op het thema van de maand Convergentie in Publiceren.

De discussie zal plaats vinden in het Engels, vandaar dat de rest van dit artikel in het Engels is opgesteld. Dank voor je begrip.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."


@ empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au

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Publishing in convergence

As invited guest to the Empyre mailinglist, Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith and OSP will discuss design in relation to this months’ topic Publishing In Convergence.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."

Publier en convergence

En tant qu’invités de la mailingliste d’Empyre, Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith et OSP discuteront de design en relation avec le sujet de ce mois-ci Publier En Convergence.

Comme cetta activité se déroulera en anglais, le reste de cet article est anglais. Merci de votre compréhension.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."

Convergentie in publiceren

Op uitnodiging van de Empyre mailinglist discussiëren Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith en OSP over design met betrekking op het thema van de maand Convergentie in Publiceren.

De discussie zal plaats vinden in het Engels, vandaar dat de rest van dit artikel in het Engels is opgesteld. Dank voor je begrip.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."


@ empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au

Publishing in convergence - Constant
Project:

Publishing in convergence

As invited guest to the Empyre mailinglist, Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith and OSP will discuss design in relation to this months’ topic Publishing In Convergence.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."

Publier en convergence

En tant qu’invités de la mailingliste d’Empyre, Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith et OSP discuteront de design en relation avec le sujet de ce mois-ci Publier En Convergence.

Comme cetta activité se déroulera en anglais, le reste de cet article est anglais. Merci de votre compréhension.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."

Convergentie in publiceren

Op uitnodiging van de Empyre mailinglist discussiëren Andrew Murphie, Mat Wall" Smith en OSP over design met betrekking op het thema van de maand Convergentie in Publiceren.

De discussie zal plaats vinden in het Engels, vandaar dat de rest van dit artikel in het Engels is opgesteld. Dank voor je begrip.

From the introduction by Morgan Currie:

"Despite the recent hype around ebooks, the future of publishing remains
uncertain. The growth in markets for electronic distribution has resulted
in a messy and highly competitive ecology of digital rights management
systems, conflicting file formats and devices, and an online book market
driven by new players such as Google and Apple. Meanwhile, pirate networks
for ’liberated knowledge’ have opened other avenues for delivering content
(whether legal or not), while the open access movement has increasingly
consolidated as a legitimate alternative to corporate publishers. These
are the realities of media convergence as perpetual crisis, or at least an
ongoing entanglement of interests, and a situation full of potential for
the future of the book."


@ empyre@lists.cofa.unsw.edu.au