A rarely up to date collection of the stories I have had published
‘I completely disagree with the phrase “publish or perish,” says one voice in a discussion of academic publishing. So what does the digital disruption disrupt in this sector?
Check out part 1 of my coverage of the London Book Fair for the New York based Publishing Perspectives in full below – or the original here.
Continue reading “Publish or Plug In? Debating Academic Books and Digital Dynamics”
Safety fears have led to mass culls of birds near airports. But are such drastic measures necessary?
Check out my latest piece for the award winning i paper in full below – or the original here.
Continue reading “Bird strikes can down airliners but are mass culls the answer?”
Many countries have banned landmines, but millions continue to lie in wait for unsuspecting victims. The methods used to find and deal with them have had to keep pace with their increasing sophistication.
Check out my latest piece for BBC Future in full below or by following this link to the original.
“Danger: Minefield” are two words with an almost unsurpassed power to stop you in your tracks. It is Paul Heslop’s job to step past them.
As a case of ‘pop-up publishing’ takes hold in the newspaper sector, what can book publishers learn from this consumer-first approach to print and digital publishing?
On the day of the Unite for Europe march in London, I just thought I would post up my recent interview with Matt Kelly, editor of The New European for the New York based Publishing Perspectives.
I have been busy writing some great stories so it’s good to be back on my blog with these two stories that I wrote for the New York based Publishing Perspectives’ spring magazine.
Continue reading “What is the right balance between copyright and access to education?”
Mark Piesing looks at the opportunities and challenges for Pearson in the UK market.
Check out my first piece for The Bookseller by clicking on the link here (subscription required) for the online version or here for the print version in all its glory.
