BookNet blog
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ebookcraft speaker Peter Krautzberger explains math layouts on the web, how they came to be laid out the way they are, and where we can go from here.
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We hope you haven’t put away the New Year’s confetti yet; today marks the release of the RBC Taylor Prize 2018 shortlist! We take a look at how this award impacts sales of nominated titles.
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Even more speakers announced for Tech Forum and ebookcraft March 2018 in Toronto.
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We’re rolling out a new, bite-sized newsletter that will deliver relevant, Canadian, bookseller-friendly content each month to help you reach more customers and readers.
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Anjula Gogia shares her experiences being a political activist bookseller and how she uses new technology to promote author events.
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Tech Forum speakers Andrew Piper and Eve Kraicer are asking questions about diversity and representation in fiction and answering them with data.
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While we all know there’s a very large spike in sales leading up to Christmas, we wanted to know just how early in the year that notable trend starts for book shopping.
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This month BookNet’s president and CEO, Noah Genner, chats about the state of the market, the biggest shakeups in the industry, what we can expect for next year, and more.
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Rachel Comerford explains why dating and EPUB accessibility are both difficult to master, and creatively expands the notes on using ARIA to include some advice that works in both environments.
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The BookNet Canada staff choose their favourite reads of 2017.