“We gather now at a time where the nature of digital change in publishing is, itself, changing,” co-chair Mike Shatzkin said in opening Digital Book World Wednesday morning, and the nature of that change was a recurring theme through the opening keynote sessions — most especially the notion that “the pace of change is slowing down, at least temporarily, but we’re nowhere near finished developing new best practices for publishers, retailers, or authors.” Houghton Mifflin Harcourt ceo Linda Zecher addressed the rate of change in the education market and, more pointedly, on how there can be more female chief executives in […]
