-Indiana University Press blog announces an electronic content initiative. -Duke University Press blog encourages readers to follow the recent advice of Inside Higher Ed. -Princeton University Press blog spreads the fertilizer […]
I’ve been reading the responses to Scott McLemee’s Twitter piece at Inside Higher Ed. Malcolm L. Campbell comments: I can understand why a university press blog would read like a string of press releases […]
Scott McLemee investigates Twitter use at university presses. […]
Last week I shipped a handful of The Only True God review copies to bloggers. One of the sites, Antiquitopia, has posted a piece about receiving the book. Last night I received […]
George Kirsch, author of the new book Golf in America, was interviewed by Sports Illustrated for its article on golf during the depression. By the time the U.S. entered World War […]
A week ago today we headed north for the Printers Row Lit Fest in Chicago. 2009 turned out to be our most successful show to date, with twelve authors on […]
David Beito, co author of the new book Black Maverick: T. R. M. Howard’s Fight for Civil Rights and Economic Power, was interviewed by Scott Horton for Harper’s online. Q. “You […]
C-Span’s Book-TV filmed a handful of University of Illinois Press authors live at the Printers Row Lit Fest on June 6. Watch Karen Graves, C. Todd White, Margaret Washington, and David […]
Eleven editors and directors, including UIP’s own Joan Catapano, share their perspectives on academic publishing with the Chronicle of Higher Education. […]
Peter J. Dougherty, director of Princeton University Press, celebrates the original publication and continued printing of the University of Illinois Press’s The Mathematical Theory of Communication in his Chronicle of Higher Education piece […]
“Monotheism” sounds like such a simple idea. What could possibly be simpler than having only one of something? But if there is anything that is not straightforward in the study […]
Very Short List recommends a website today that features audio samples of rejected music demos sent to a record label. I doubt that any of the aspiring artists gave the […]