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As more established, quality authors who kept the rights to their work figure out that it's to their advantage to publish themselves on Kindle rather than beg for contracts from "big" publishers, there will be an explosion of great work available in e-book form. Read More

Here are some useful tools to help more readers find your book. If you're at all interested in marketing and publishing a book, then these are for you. Read More

The headline says it all. More books were self-published this week than in all of 1950. Pretty amazing statistic about the future of publishing and the state of today's marketplace. Read More

On another stat, Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon said a few months ago that for every 100 print books they sell, they sell 180 digital books. Read More

The past 12-months have seen a gigantic shift in the face of publishing books. Borders has gone from bankrupt to completely defunct. Traditional publishing houses are struggling to sign new authors and find ways to stay competitive.

The industry as it was has imploded. The good news is that a n Read More

Guy Kawasaki, best-selling author and former Apple evangelist, talks about how he became successful, and how you can do it too. Read More

A powerful story of how entrepreneurs are dealing with today's economic credit problems. Read More

The best news about this whole trust business is that you can charge a premium for trust. Trust can be a fantastic investment into your business. Read More

The average customer visits their local Costco 22 times a year. The company has become one of the largest in the U.S., with 473 outlets and more than $50 billion in sales, and is also the largest membership warehouse club chain in the world. Its founder and CEO, Jim Sinegal, has been called the Sam Walton of the 21st century for his low-key style Read More

The congressional defeat of the proposed bailout plan by the Treasury led to one of the worst stock market days in history. The result was an elimination of trillions of dollars in shareholder wealth. The main reasoning for the rejection of the plan was that ordinary taxpayers should not have to subsidize the fat cats over on Wall Street. Read More