Posted on June 15, 2009 by Ray Robinson
I’ve blogged about textbook publishing before – and the ‘broken’ model that costs college students (or their parents) often thousands of dollars for product that barely (if at all) meets their needs. Professor Textbook is an indie textbook publishing model that we created out of our Dog Ear Publishing experience – and a great post [...]
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Posted on August 13, 2008 by Ray Robinson
I regularly cruise the blogosphere looking for topics listed about self publishing. A Butler University professor had a post about self publishing his own book and looking for feedback. A number of folks replied – some positively, some not. The comments were, in the least, illuminating and illustrated the divergent opinions about our industry. I [...]
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Posted on July 30, 2008 by Ray Robinson
The gang at Dog Ear Publishing has decided to expand our services and bring the power and advantages of self-publishing and print-on-demand to the world of textbooks. Have you ever imagined being able to self-publish a textbook, deliver targeted and current content to your students, and make a profit from the sales? This idea is [...]
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