A weekly podcast about the Kindle and eBooks with in-depth conversations with guests--authors, technology experts, book industry analysts, Amazon execs, educators, agents, readers, and more.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 14 days 18 hours 39 minutes
TKC 329 Sara Nelson
Editorial Director at Amazon.com Interview starts at 11:43 - There are all kinds of books in the world, and there are all kinds of people in the world, and there are all kinds of things that people would love to judge you for. We all do it,
TKC 328 Scott McNulty
Author of The Amazon Fire Phone Interview starts at 23:07 - I read an interview where some Amazon exec in Europe talked about how they are learning from it, and they’re going to take their lessons and apply it to their next iteration.
TKC 327 Mike Langlois
Author of Reset: Psychotherapy & Video Games, 2nd Edition Interview starts at 14:24 - I think that kids that don’t get to play video games are missing out on whole strata of ways to negotiate a 21st century high tech world as well as peer relat
TKC 326 Aaron Goldfarb
Author of The Guide for a Single Man and The Guide for a Single Woman Interview starts at 19:11 - It's a lot of effort to get one book, but two simultaneous books, where you're timing and syncing everything.
TKC 325 Donald Katz
Founder and CEO of Audible, Inc. Interview starts at 8:05 - I think we’ve done a lot to change the quality of the performances, and the perception of the performances in the entertainment, and the learning and the retention values and everything tha.
TKC 324 Peter Heller
Author of The Dog Stars and The Painter Interview starts at 13:42 - Nobody, not even artists, understood art. What speed has to do with it. How much work it takes, year after year, building the skills, the trust in the process,
TKC 323 Maik Maurer & Frank Waldman
Co-Founders of Spritz Interview starts at 10:52 - We see this as a technology where people are reading on the go. I have the Kindle app on my iPhone, and I read my books on my iPhone that way. I’d love of course to make that Spritzable,
TKC 322 Paul Biba
Twitter Curator of eBook/ePublishing/eLibrary news Interview starts at 14:25 - Many of the things that the authors and the publishers complain about are normal, everyday behavior in the chemical industry, in the auto industry, in the telecom industry,
TKC 322 Paul Biba
Twitter Curator of eBook/ePublishing/eLibrary news Interview starts at 14:25 - Many of the things that the authors and the publishers complain about are normal, everyday behavior in the chemical industry, in the auto industry, in the telecom industry,
TKC 321 Joshua Tallent
Chief eBook Architect at Firebrand Technologies Interview starts at 14:14 I think that, because self-publishing has gotten easier, because the tools have gotten easier to use and there are so many more services available to self-published authors,