Beyond the Book: Starting with the End in Mind Keith Fahlgren, Publishing Technology Engineer, O'Reilly Media

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    1. Beyond the Book Keith Fahlgren O'Reilly Media keith@oreilly.com
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    3. Chasing Goals Via trends or technology
    4. Take the long view
    5. Beyond
    6. The consumers and the audience became the users, the keyboard- clicking participants, the people formerly known as the audience. Bruce Sterling in ACM interactions http://interactions.acm.org/content/?p=1244
    7. Connected reading a world in which readers communicate constantly with other readers but also with authors
    8. You'll read a puzzling passage from a novel and then instantly browse through dozens of comments from readers around the world, annotating, explaining or debating the passage's true meaning. Steven Johnson in the WSJ How the E-Book Will Change the Way We Read and Write
    9. Unexpected Annotation
    10. Cory Doctorow's Flashbake Every 15 minutes it records: • any changes • the current timezone • the weather • the last three headlines with your by-line in your blog \"Where am I, what's it like there, and what am I thinking about?\"
    11. A non- narrative world?
    12. The online world is: designed to be a world of clutter - of distractions and interruptions, of attention doled out by the thimbleful, of little loosely connected bits whirling Nick Carr
    13. Curators
    14. photo: jypsygen on flickr
    15. Goals
    16. Where am I and where do I want to end up?
    17. Find more authors
    18. Speakers into writers
    19. Create Conversation
    20. written discourse is becoming less like oration and more like conversation Tim Bray http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2009/04/25/Long-and-Short-Forms
    21. Sustain Contact
    22. Feed Impulses
    23. What will your readers buy on impulse?
    24. Ease consumption
    25. Choices
    26. Simplify Discovery
    27. Increase Accessibility
    28. Accessible Content • 4.4% of adults have some sort of cognitive, reading, or learning disability • 2.5 million can't \"grasp or handle small objects\" • 14.1 million people with \"vision trouble\"
    29. Get Cheaper
    30. Harness Beauty
    31. Technology Toward Goals
    32. Find more authors
    33. Create Conversation
    34. bookglutton.com
    35. http://book.realworldhaskell.org/
    36. http://book.realworldhaskell.org/
    37. Sustain Contact
    38. Involvement • 7500 comments during book development, 2000 more since publication • Only 10% were anonymous • 21 people left at least 75 comments
    39. Feed Impulses
    40. Old content
    41. Ease consumption
    42. Shortcovers • Chapter-level purchases • Backed by Canada's largest bookseller
    43. Simplify Discovery
    44. OPDS Open Publication Distribution System • Machine-readable catalogs • Easy to create • Easy to aggregate • Searchable
    45. Increase Accessibility
    46. ePub Made up of either: • XHTML • DTBook
    47. Get Cheaper
    48. Aggregating \"Small Dollars\" photo: kevineddy on flickr
    49. • Linux Network Adminstrator’s Guide: $3M • Writing Linux Device Drivers: $1.6M • Using Samba: $1.3M • Asterisk: The Definitive Guide: $500K • Version Control with Subversion: $300K • Real World Haskell: $158K (in first 5 months)
    50. Harness Beauty
    51. Color no, really
    52. TOC 2010 22-24 February Marriott Marquis Times Square New York City
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