Life on Air: BBC Radio 4’s Milestones
David Hendy talks about five milestone moments in the history of BBC Radio Four
David Hendy talks about five milestone moments in the history of BBC Radio Four
D. Michael Lindsay looks at Evangelical Americans.
Philip Davis is back!
Evan Schnittman takes the debate on royalties further by questioning the structure of advances.
What Rebecca has been reading this week.
Donald Ritchie looks at the telegraph.
Is the Internet good for literature? On first glance, it seems so. Between internet forums, blogs, messages and emails, nearly everyone is writing, and reading, certainly more than we did just a few years ago, when the ubiquity of television and the telephone seemed to be making literacy obsolete.
Michael Ravitch looks at The Declaration of Independences.
On this day in 1948 Dr. Peter Goldmark of CBS unvelied the LP, and by doing so, revolutionized the music industry.
Holly George-Warren interviews Jacqueline Autry.
Google and libraries are doing something they need a license to do – and rather than ask for one, they are asking the copyright holders to provide a list of properties they wish to protect or not include in this program.
Rebecca OUP-US Happy Friday to you all! I am in Minneapolis this weekend for the American Association of University Presses Annual Meeting. If you are around you should come hear the panel I am speaking on at 3:30pm. We will be talking about my favorite topic, blogs.
What makes a good author blog?
Mark Lytle takes a closer look at the New York Times article.
A look at the bloggers who are talking about BEA.
Nell Painter, author of Creating Black Americans: African-American History & Its Meanings, 1619 to the Present was a winner of the 22nd annual Myers Outstanding Book Awards.