Episode 60 – HTML5 with Sanders Kleinfeld

Special Guest

• Sanders Kleinfeld talks about what HTML5 means for publishers.

News

• 10 “bold” predictions for 2012
• anti-amazon chrome extension
• Canadian booksellers team up with Google Books
• Kindle Fire update
• iOS app also updated
• New Amazon pricing guidelines
• Nook Tablet update removes ability to side-load apps (Color, too?)
• BookPeople (local indie book store) offers an “eBook Concierge” service. Way to go! (hat tip: Teleread)
• Seth Godin: eBook Pricing

Ridiculous tip

• Make TOC link appear in NCX view in iBooks

HTML5

• HTML5 For Publishers

Feedback

• Pierre Ebookineur
• Michael

Random Tweets

• @pabod: Random thought: we need Developer Advocates to interface directly with the major ebook reading system makers. #ePrdctn
• @micahsb: We need DIFLA – the Designer’s International Fluid Layout Association. I will sponsor, serve committees, and nominate @jtallent to lead it

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Tags: amazon, bookpeople, canvas, html5, kindle fire, Kindle Fire update, Kindle iOS, Kindle iOS update, nook tablet, Sanders Kleinfeld, seth godin

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