Author Says McGraw-Hill Cheats on Royalties – Details of a pending lawsuit.
What is Pinterest? – The latest craze in Social Media Networks. AuthorMedia shows you the simple steps to sign up and tips on how to use it in the next article below.
Three Ways an Author Can Use Pinterest – Last week an editor told me how she was following a couple of her authors on Pinterest and how much she liked it.
5 Ways to Break Out of the Social Media Doldrums – Well said by Aubre Andrus.
10 Ways to Ensure No One Will Read Your Blog Post – Ali Luke give great insight.
How Hard Can it Be to Write a Kids Book? – Sally Lloyd-Jones helps dispel a common myth.
A very cool six minute video envisioning a future technology. Imagine computing being done on glass walls, desks, and even in National Parks. From Corning. By the way, Corning makes the “Gorilla Glass” that you find on the iPad2.
Karen Robbins
Thanks for the Pinterest links. I keep wondering what’s going on with that. Now it’s time to dive in.
Also wondering what will replace FB? It’s sure to run its course before long and the next great idea maker will start something new.
Karen Robbins
Thanks for the links to Pinterest. I’ve been wondering what that’s all about. Guess it’s time to dive in.
Also wondering what will replace FB? It’s got to end its run here soon. Who/what will be the next great idea maker for social media?
Timothy Fish
It would seem that writing a kids book is easier than HTML. The link is incorrect.
Steve Laube
It was corrected 20 minutes ago. Try again.
Timothy Fish
That’s better, but now I have to disagree with it. A story without an agenda isn’t a story. There isn’t a single story that Jesus told without an agenda. The problem isn’t in having an agenda but in taking shortcuts in the story telling techniques to state one’s agenda.
Caitlin
Thanks for the shout-out! I’m honored to be part of this list.
Aubre Andrus
Thanks for including me in your round-up!
Peter DeHaan
This is the first I heard about Pinterest. I’m checking it out. Thanks for keeping me informed about what’s happening.
Kim Taylor
I loved your comments on Pinterest.