Lip-Sticking: Publishing 3.0: Books, Blogs and Beyond

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May 14, 2008

Publishing 3.0:
Books, Blogs and Beyond

Lip-sticking's parent company, Windsor Media Enterprises, LLC (which operates this blog and a print-on-demand publishing company and a business blogging division, complete with training on how to use a blog effectively) is asking for your help.

We are putting together a unique business conference:
Books, Blogs and Beyond: Publishing 3.0

But we can't deliver the best content without input from aspiring authors and bloggers, established authors and bloggers, and even publishers - both those who serve authors wishing to self-publish, and those in the traditional publishing world (we call that Publishing 1.0)...

Please take 10 minutes to complete a very short survey for us. The better to create a business conference that will deliver what YOU need it to deliver... click here to take the Publishing 3.0 Survey.

(you can also visit the Ahablog or the WME Blogs' blog to take it, right there, in the blog)

Posted by Yvonne on May 14, 2008 | Permalink

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