[BCMA] Looking for information about eBooks

[Moderated BCMA subscriber listserv.]

Hi Lynn,

We've been working at building our newly launched, Fidelis Fine Art Printing Community website (which includes our first e-guide) and found lots information at these sites geared at "Blogging". Bloggers are on top of the whole ebook market as ebooks provide a big revenue stream for them. After a year of research these are the industry experts everyone resources.

Don't mind the commercial aspect of the articles, (they all sell "how to make an ebook" ebooks (ha, ha), but they also offer tonnes of free advice, tips and resources. (I've tried to link you direct, I hope they work).

www.smartpassiveincome.com (here's the direct link to the ebook section)
www.thecopyblogger.com (linked to the ebook section)
www.entrepreneursjourney.com (link to a guest post)

Best of luck!

Karen Somerville
Fidelis Art Prints
Vancouver, BC
www.fidelisartprints.com


On 2010-06-24, at 3:57 PM, Moderated BCMA subscriber listserv. wrote:

> Hello,
> I am looking for information about eBooks and editing software the could be used with them.  I recently went to a Chapters with my children and saw that they were profiling some that were surprisingly easy to read, contained great images, were easy to handle and use AND could withstand wear and tear.
>  
> Anyone out there in the museum world work with these yet?  I would want to be able to create our own eBook that could be modified and edited as need.
>  
> Any information about software, brand names and hardware would be appreciated.
>  
> Thanks,
> Lynn
> 
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> Lynn Adam Saffery
> TFT Curator
> Burnaby Village Museum
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