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AUTOBIOSHAME: Bitterness, bile and black-hearted disillusionment make for a curious campaign brand. I know that. Read more »

News reaches our shores that "The love affair with apps is officially over". This is the conclusion drawn by Forrester and Digital Book World and presented at their New York conference by James McQuivey. Read more »

I hope that you will indulge me this post. I spent some of my evening going through the analytics for this blog and thought I might share some of the results.

In the last month traffic to the site has come from:

UK - 32.4%

US & Canada - 25.8%

Rest of Europe - 19%

Brazil - 6.3%

Australia - 3%

Rest of World - 13.5% Read more »

What is your company name? Demibooks

Where are you based? Headquartered in Chicago with Development center in Sydney, Australia Read more »

What is your company name? PaperC

Where are you based? Leipzig / Berlin Read more »

What is your company name? Buy1Page

Where are you based? London, United Kingdom Read more »

This is the first in a series of publishing startups on FutureBook. If you'd like to be profiled, provide your details here. First startup profile is Readmill.

What is your company name? Readmill

Where are you based? Berlin Read more »

You might not have heard of Kerry Wilkinson. He sold his 100,000th copy of his ebook Locked In on Christmas Eve. Another self publishing success story. I asked him a few questions and he has been extremely open with his answers. Thanks Kerry.

Why did you go it alone as an author? Read more »

Following on from Predictions part 1, here's what our international bloggers and commentators predict for 2012:

Julieta Lionetti, publishing consultant, Argentina Read more »

Yes, it’s prediction time of the year. After such an amazing year for publishing and with some key issues seriously heating up, thought I’d ask our clever bloggers and twitter pals to pin down their thoughts for 2012. So many of you have given your predictions that I have broken it into 2 posts. Thank you for taking the time to do this. 

This time next year I’ll check back on this post and openly ridicule those who were off the mark and crown the person with the closest predictions the King or Queen of FutureBook. Ok, that’s not actually going to happen. Read more »