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Great entry! Particularly interesting to find this now after the sad publishing layoff/restructuring party has begun:( I work in television as a staff promo writer/producer and we’re all in this same mental space What in the hell do viewers actually want now?

However nervous the changing landscape might make me, I really don’t believe that TV or books are dying. I just think we have to acknowledge that the viewer/reader craves a different experience and push ourselves to give it to them. I think that books and TV need to use new technology and social media to drill deep and keep their audience.

For example, why not utilize the awesome-ness of Kindle and its ability to link to blogs? Authors could link to cool and useful sites in the same way bloggers link to enhance their content. This strengthens the author’s marketing platform to sell more books, so score for the publisher. It also brings some new depth to the Kindle. I know that Kindle isn’t able to link to everything just yet. But it’s another opportunity for the publishing industry. How great would it be if a publisher could dictate what they want from the new technology instead of just following it? God knows no one wants to be left behind like the music industry was when it came to the iPod.

Ok, longest comment in history. But again, thanks for the food for thought. The publishing industry is new to me. Blogs like this are super helpful.

-Sarah

The challenge is keeping our public libraries stocked. Sadly, most have dwindling budgets that don't allow for regular buying. I think it's important not only to have the latest best sellers, but those books from small high quality publishers as well.

Look forward to your next post!