Tag: Boston
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New “Map of the Web” puts Boston area arts in geographic perspective
Yuvee, Inc. releases a “map of the Web” placing Boston visual arts venues in geographic relationship.
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Kindle-Hachette dispute: What’s a (literally) poor author to do?
Cambridge author Anita Harris feels caught in the crossfire as publishers Amazon and Hachette slug it out over pricing. She asks, “Are authors pawns in a battle between publishing giants? ” and “What’s a poor author to do? ”
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Boston writer, illustrator & marketer join forces to promote indie authors at Frankfurt Book Fair, 2014
2GoGlobalMarketing will promote books by independent authors and publishers at the Frankfurt International Book Fair , in October 2014.
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Energy Sage and Clean Energy Chambers of Commerce partner on solar energy for businesses
A new Energy Sage/ Chamber of Commerce partnership offers local chamber members an online, solar marketplace at no cost. Users receive “quick and easy” options for putting solar on their commercial or residential buildings, the partners say.
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Rachel Yurman: Seeing Turner & the Sea at the Peabody Essex Museum
The Turner exhibit at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem feels substantial yet doesn’t overwhelm, and its efforts to contextualize Turner through the work of others are instructive….A rare chance to see a broad range of work, through August, 2014.
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Andrew Kreig addresses National Press Club on “Presidential Puppetry”–New Book on Intelligence/Media Ties
Andrew Kreig’s new book “Presidential Puppetry “argues that failures in news reporting will continue because both traditional and social media are heavily influenced by revenue sources little understood by the public, including most journalists and academics.