Monday, October 08, 2012
The State of Publishing
The Clarion Content is delighted to be able to participate in a roundtable, "The State of Publishing," this evening presented by Design Kompany & Orangutan Swing at 8pm at Mercury Studio, #407-A Mangum Street, inside the downtown loop, catty-corner from City Hall. Tickets are $10.
The Clarion Content's editor, Aaron Mandel, will be sitting on a panel with some of Durham's most distinguished publishing figures and journalists, including Lisa Sorg, editor of the Independent, and Julie Johnson, our favorite beer and spirits columnist anywhere. Of course, Dipika Kohli will be moderating. There will even be distinguished guest panelists from Ireland via the power of the internet.
If you want to ask the Clarion Content what has changed most about publishing in our purview, what has been most dynamic? The short is answer is the internet.
The internet has given a range and a depth to publishing we never anticipated we would see. Guest panelists from Ireland are barely the tip of the iceberg. Having grown up and been weaned to research on The Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, the ability to do topical research on the internet today is stunning.1
Notes
1Sure maybe there are no flying cars, but what the Googlierge can find you, it boggles the mind.
The Clarion Content's editor, Aaron Mandel, will be sitting on a panel with some of Durham's most distinguished publishing figures and journalists, including Lisa Sorg, editor of the Independent, and Julie Johnson, our favorite beer and spirits columnist anywhere. Of course, Dipika Kohli will be moderating. There will even be distinguished guest panelists from Ireland via the power of the internet.
If you want to ask the Clarion Content what has changed most about publishing in our purview, what has been most dynamic? The short is answer is the internet.
The internet has given a range and a depth to publishing we never anticipated we would see. Guest panelists from Ireland are barely the tip of the iceberg. Having grown up and been weaned to research on The Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, the ability to do topical research on the internet today is stunning.1
Notes
1Sure maybe there are no flying cars, but what the Googlierge can find you, it boggles the mind.
Labels: Durham, media, Pop Culture
Comments:
The cool thing about distinguished panelists from Ireland is that they can contribute asynchronously!
Here's what Fish Publishing's Clem Cairns had to say about the State of Publishing:
http://www.design-kompany.com/state-of-publishing
See you momentarily!
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Here's what Fish Publishing's Clem Cairns had to say about the State of Publishing:
http://www.design-kompany.com/state-of-publishing
See you momentarily!
