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"Homer Simpson of the Matrix" breaks it down, according to LA Weekly.
I’ve never seen a more comprehensive yet succinct explanation of these social media tools. My suggestion: print this out and place at your desk if you’re new to any of these channels!
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Attention New Yorkers and BEA attenders! We are heading eastward soon, and we’d like you to come hang out with us. Who’s up for some literature and libations? On Monday, June 4, 5:00pm at Bourbon Street Bar & Grill (346 W. 46th St.) we’ll be clinking drinks with some of our favorite book bloggers and [...]
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Whew! And we thought keeping track of Michael Wigge over the course of his 25,000 mile penniless adventure was exhausting. Today, we’re just trying to keep up with all of the Wigge-mania that seems to have spread in the past 24-hours. It all started with an AP article that was picked up on Wednesday. From [...]
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Last night in L.A., PR by the Book’s Tolly Moseley coordinated the press conference for a very special a sold-out event with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, and Robert V. Taylor, author of the new book A New Way to Be Human. The event, held at Los Angeles County Museum of Art, was sponsored [...]
Tags: A New Way to Be Human, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Author launch party, Robert V. Taylor
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So much to do, so little time. When plotting your BEA week schedule, what’s your strategy? Divide and conquer is usually a handy method. Yes, it’s totally necessary to in four or more places at once during BEA. In fact, it’s really the only way to get to panels, media meetings and author/publisher sit-downs, and [...]
Tags: BEA, BEA 2012, Editors' Buzz
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