BookNet blog
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Jessamyn West, librarian, community technologist, and Tech Forum speaker, brings us her thoughts about the digital divide and how the concerns are more qualitative than quantitative.
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When The Handmaid’s Tale won at the Emmys, we wondered if this win would be able to further increase sales for the book in Canada.
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For the third year in a row, we want to test your coding abilities in the So You Think You Can Code challenge. There’s are great prizes up for grabs, so register for our contest and get to coding!
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These books have sold quietly but consistently over the long term, regardless of whether or not they have ever reached bestseller status.
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Tech Forum 2018 speaker, Erin Bury, tells us about chatbots and how they’re changing the future of marketing.
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Have you heard? Tech Forum is back for its 12th year and ebookcraft for its fourth. And every year they get better and better. This year we’re pleased to announce a fantastic first round of speakers.
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Today is the day that the nominees for the Ontario Library Association’s (OLA) Forest of Reading awards are announced. We look at the sales impact of this award.
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In fall 2016, there was a confluence of Dan Brown-related events. We look at how they impacted sales of his previous Robert Langdon books.
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As the leaves continue their annual turn into brilliant autumn foliage, we, too, continue our literary awards blog series. This time we’re looking at the shortlist for the Governor General’s Literary Award 2017.
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Users of BNC BiblioShare File Quality Reports may have noticed the appearance of a new citation about Country of Manufacture, so Tom has taken to the blog to explain.