5 Reasons Why Writing A Book Can Be The Ultimate Credibility Builder
A published book remains the definitive marker of authority amidst abundant content and short attention spans, demonstrating expertise that social media cannot replicate.
The publishing industry faces existential challenges due to big tech, privacy regulations, and competition, leading to significant layoffs and revenue struggles.
The publishing industry faces existential challenges due to big tech, privacy regulations, and competition, leading to significant layoffs and revenue struggles.
Audible unveils plans to use AI voices to narrate audiobooks
Audible is leveraging AI technology to narrate audiobooks, creating both opportunities and concerns regarding the future of storytelling and voice acting.
Audible is giving publishers AI tools to quickly make more audiobooks
Audible is expanding its audiobook offerings with AI production technology, allowing select publishers to create content with AI voices and translations.
Audible is giving publishers AI tools to quickly make more audiobooks
Audible is expanding its audiobook offerings with AI production technology, allowing select publishers to create content with AI voices and translations.
Draft Day is an opportunity for writers to finally publish that draft they've been holding onto, encouraging creativity and engagement in a supportive environment.
10 Reasons Why Publishing on HackerNoon Will Skyrocket Your Reach and Impact | HackerNoon
Anyone can publish on HackerNoonâno paywalls, no applicationsâjust click "Write" at the top right corner of the HackerNoon homepage and start drafting.
'Wait Wait' for March 8. 2025: With Not My Job guest Lauren Graham
This weekâs episode of Wait, Wait, Donât Tell Me! offered a blend of humor, storytelling, and celebrity appearances, with a focus on the quirks of modern life.
In African Publishing, There Is a Renaissance Going On'
A transformative shift is empowering African writers to narrate their own stories through local publishing, beyond traditional Western-centric pathways.
The feds opened an investigation into a side hustle company helping pump out AI-generated books, records reveal
"The company charges $1,995 to teach customers how to generate books and e-books with help from ghostwriters and AI software, amid scrutiny for flooding Amazon with AI-generated content."