DIY, Pt. II
I know where the analogy fails: publishing a work should, perhaps, require a little more responsibility, a few more barriers to entry. It’s done less frequently. You stand to make money. It’s meant for the whole world. It’s serious business.
But it would still be really great if you could do it yourself.
I’m in complete agreement with Neven here, and Gruber chimed in with similar notions.
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complete agreement...similar notions.
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I suspect that as a platform for small independent publishers, the barrier to entry will be really high. Either Apple...
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free iPhone Kindle...plus Amazon’s Digital Text Platform provides
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