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A presentation looking at the possibility of disintermediation in publishing from the author of The Content Machine. What role will publishers have in the digital age? Will they survive? Who else will be part of the complex ecosystem of books and reading?
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Cut out How ‘disintermediation’ threatens the future of publishing Michael Bhaskar 20.06.2012
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Cut outHow ‘disintermediation’ threatens

the future of publishingMichael Bhaskar 20.06.2012

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EBOOKS ≠ DISRUPTION

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- Hyperlinked- Interactive- Short and vernacular

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BUT the digital network is the biggest issue

Distribution – Intellectual Property and Copyright – Business Models

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DISINTERMEDIATION

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1. Retailer channels

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2. Artists Direct

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3. New players in the supply chain

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'Publishing is not evolving. Publishing is going away. Because the word “publishing” means a cadre of professionals who are taking on the incredible difficulty and complexity and expense of making something public. That’s not a job anymore. That’s a button. There’s a button that says “publish,” and when you press it, it’s done.' Clay Shirky

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PARTIAL DISINTERMEDIATION

A halfway house seen in the music industry also applies to publishing

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Creates questions around licencing models and the treat of piracy

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80-90%?

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INNOVATION IS HAPPENING

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The future of publishing…hangs in the balanceBut the future of reading, writing and books…is probably fine!

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Michael BhaskarDigital Publishing DirectorProfile Books

michaelbhaskar.com@ajaxlogos


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