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Browsing for works by Malcolm Gladwell or JD Salinger on Amazon? The online giant would prefer you purchase something else instead.

Being an author can help you expand your network of customers by making you an authority on a topic.

Cookbooks' resurgence in popularity reflects a broadening of our food culture, spurred by the rise of food TV.

Amazon made noise when it launched its New York publishing operation but has failed to land the next big thing in publishing.

The social network has rolled out a feature that offers suggestions to media organizations about which articles they should post to their pages.

A spot on a major media outlet's ranking can spell big-time exposure for an entrepreneur. Here's how to turn the heads of the editors who create them.

Why should entrepreneurs take the traditional route to book publishing when they could take a more entrepreneurial approach?

If you've long dreamed of writing a book that tells the story of your business -- or highlights your expertise -- here's a post for you.

See how Kevin Gao, the founder of Hyperink, is re-thinking the e-book publishing industry by focusing on niche content.

Books can help small-business owners with brand awareness, as well as show their expertise. Here's how to get started, including self-publishing platforms to consider when you're ready.

From illustrated fantasy to business reality, see how these young treps learned stiff business lessons, care of their children's-book author dad.

Libboo.com aims to improve the quality of self-published books and create a community of authors and readers.

Writing your own book can establish you as an authority and expert.

It's never a bad thing to be recognized as an expert in your industry -- and nothing says 'expert' like having your name on the cover of a book.

How SmarterComics is graphically translating non-fiction books for byte-size appeal.

OwnLocal is helping traditional newspapers rewrite the future.