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Google Play Pre-Registration Campaigns: A Developer's Setup Guide
Launch day is your app's first impression at scale. A well-run Google Play pre-registration campaign means you launch to users who already asked to be notified — many of whom install automatically the moment your app goes live. This…
Russell Brand books withdrawn by UK publishers after his conviction for rape and sexual assault
Pan Macmillan and Hodder & Stoughton have both confirmed that work by the comedian and writer will be pulled, and other publishers’ books are no longer available Two major British publishers have confirmed they have pulled Russell Brand’s books from sale after he was convicted of rape and sexual…
ASCAP Unveils Mental Health Initiative for Members in Partnership With Project Healthy Minds
Through the new collaboration, ASCAP members will be connected with mental health providers offering talk therapy, psychiatric services and more.
Online Media Pioneer Salon To Shutter: “Our Publishing Model Is No Longer Sustainable”
Salon, one of the internet’s earliest publications, is shutting down nearly 31 years after its launch. The site announced Thursday in a farewell post that it would go dark later today. Salon was founded in the wake of a strike at the San Francisco Examiner when one of the newspaper’s editors, David…
Tim Hardin Song Catalog Acquired by Raleigh Music Publishing & ICM Crescendo
The deal for the "If I Were a Carpenter" singer-songwriter's works marks the companies’ first acquisition since forming a joint venture.
Tripwire Presents expands publishing business to support smaller indie developers
Tripwire Interactive's publishing division, Tripwire Presents, is expanding to offer publishing support to smaller independent developers. Read more
Latest Sarah J Maas book becomes UK’s fastest-selling adult fantasy novel
A Court of Splintered Harmony also records biggest single week of sales since Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman in 2015 Sarah J Maas’s long-awaited return to her bestselling romantasy series has smashed UK sales records, with A Court of Splintered Harmony becoming the fastest-selling adult fantasy…
Latest Sarah J Maas book becomes UK’s fastest-selling adult fantasy novel
A Court of Splintered Harmony also records biggest single week of sales since Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman in 2015 Sarah J Maas’s long-awaited return to her bestselling romantasy series has smashed UK sales records, with A Court of Splintered Harmony becoming the fastest-selling adult fantasy…
Latest Sarah J Maas book becomes UK’s fastest-selling adult fantasy novel
A Court of Splintered Harmony also records biggest single week of sales since Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman in 2015 Sarah J Maas’s long-awaited return to her bestselling romantasy series has smashed UK sales records, with A Court of Splintered Harmony becoming the fastest-selling adult fantasy…
Catapult Is Closing Down, but the Work Lives On
If you’re tapped into the indie publishing world, you may have heard last week about the dissolution of cornerstone Catapult Books. After 10 years of helping emerging writers find footing in a turbulent literary ecosystem, Catapult announced it would cease operations by the end of the month…
Astragon closes Independent Arts successor studio Astragon Development
Simulation publisher Astragon Entertainment is closing Astragon Development, the German studio previously known as Independent Arts Software. Read more
Like many authors, I’m bombarded by scam fan mail. I wasn’t prepared for what would happen when I wrote back
The novelist receives passionate AI-written emails almost every day – but when he decided to take up one sender’s offer to find him new readers, the story took a darker turn There’s no humble way to say it: I get a lot of fan mail. Almost every day, multi-paragraph emails arrive from passionate and…
OpenAI and Google Plan One AI Training Opt-Out While Search Stays Open
OpenAI and Google backed a shared robots.txt signal for AI training on October 30. Publishers still face separate decisions about search visibility, AI answers, existing bot rules and paid reuse.
Every one of my checks reported success. None of them read everything.
Three of my checks failed on the same day, and each of them reported success while it failed. I wrote about them one at a time. This post says what they have in common, because the pattern is more useful than the three bugs — and because a blog that talks about checking things should hold up its…
On the Rise and Fall of Publishing’s “Make Book”
In this optimization-obsessed age, it can feel downright subversive to say that gut feelings are more valuable than statistics. But the process of making art was never a numbers game. It’s the unquantifiable qualities that make the great books great:
In the Age of Algorithms, Teen Magazines Are Making a Comeback
While new print titles like WYouth and Cuqui champion analog content, Teen Vogue and Seventeen meet Zoomers and Gen Alphas where they are: online. Maybe this mix of formats is exactly what teen media has been missing.
Worth the Risk: On Daring to Choose the Writing Life
When I was child, my parents told me to “be smart” at least once a day. Depending on the context, these words stood in for a range of different things: a goodbye when I ran out the door for school,
When Your Debut Is Not Your First Book
When I opened the Zoom, I was juggling feeding my toddler her yogurt pancakes and apologizing to Siang Lu for the chaos. We can reschedule, he said. I refused—just a few more bites and we’d be settled. He laughed and reminisced about the time his own children were that age, when he was trying to…
Twenty five years of writing on adactio.com
On this day, twenty five years ago, I wrote my first journal entry on this website. Twenty five years! A quarter of a century! That’s a significant portion of the lifetime of the World Wide Web itself. Actually, this site did exist before September 30th, 2001 but it was very different. You can…
