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Brain POP video, including an interview with a representative at the Fair, Dean.
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First Impressions of Frankfurt
No matter how many times I travel to Europe, as an American (and a Californian no less) I am always struck by age of...
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Going Gutenberg
On Sunday (October 10), we as a group went to the Gutenberg Museum in Mainz. Though I knew a slight bit about Gutenberg from...
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“‘Printing revolutionized the production and trade of books as well as their appearance and price’ (though slowly, not immediately)”
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Does size matter? (Smaller publishers)
I spoke with publishers both large and small, and though there were many commonalities, there were...
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Willkommen! (reflections from Tuesday & Wednesday)
Upon our arrival to Frankfurt, we were greeted at the airport by Elke, who so generously and...
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Everyone had warned that the Book Fair would be substantial in size. This was certainly a fair statement!
In some ways, I felt I was able to take...
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Thursday
After another wonderful breakfast at the Hotel Resturant, we headed out to catch the 9:09 train to get to Frankfurt. It took about 40...
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A Few Marketing Observations from Day One
How does a publisher get readers? They use marketing and publicity. Here at the Book Fair, the first step...
Here’s the second song released from my album, Vita Nova.
Recorded at Cue in Falls Church, VA.
Here’s one of the songs of my new album, Vita Nova.
Nathan: Guitar, Vox
Esteban: Drums
Mike: Bass
Dialect - Vita Nova
Over the course of the past 2 years, I’ve written 15 songs with Dialect. Today we’ve released 2 of the songs from the album. Here is one of them: Vita Nova.
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My first album, Vita Nova, with Dialect is completed. We will be releasing it soon.
Attended the Poison Pen reading series last night in Houston’s Montrose neighborhood. Good friend Antonya Nelson read Strike Anywhere
Rutgers MLIS Students Attend 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair
As part of the course, Trends in 21st Century Publishing, 10 Rutgers MLIS students traveled to Germany in order to attend the 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair, visit the Gutenberg Museum and the German National Library. Below you will find links to all of the student blogs detailing their experiences and covering a specific area of interest.
This course was offered as part of the Rutgers Library and Information Science program and was taught by Kay Cassell, Ph.D., and Nathan Graham, M.F.A. For more information, visit Rutgers School of Communication and Information (SC&I) by clicking HERE
Rutgers LIS at Frankfurt Book Fair 2010 (FBF10)
For more photos from Rutgers LIS trip to Germany, click HERE.
Frankfurt Book Fair focuses on digital initiatives including hot spots, StoryDrive, and the Digital Market Place.
Rutgers MLIS Students Blog the 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair
As the date nears, I’m digging into specific issues and events at the book fair. Here are some excellent blogs from my 597 class:
Excursions into the World of Books: blog by Amanda Zimmerman
Tracking Theology @ the 2010 FBF:
blog by Christina Geuther
Spines, Covers, Jackets, and Leaves:
book design trends @ FBF by Julie Mumma
Trends in Publishing @ FBF10:
blog by Mary Grace Whealan
Musings on Marketing:
by Michelle Whitehead
Tracking Reclamverlag:
by Ryan Nowlin
Miss Met goes Book Fair:
by Meredith Miller
Tech the World:
by Radwa Ali
Juxtapositions Between Old & New:
by Katie Carey
Comics und Cartoons:
by Maisy Card
