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Jani Patokallio was first bitten by the travel bug at the age of 8 months and hasn’t managed to shake it yet. Halfway through racking up 650,000 flight miles as a telecommuting consultant, he jumped ship to become co-founder and managing editor of pioneering print-on-demand travel publisher Wikitravel Press, with OpenFlights as a side project, and was previously the Publishing Platform Architect at Lonely Planet.

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tools of change

Guest post on O’Reilly TOC: The publishing industry has a problem, and EPUB is not the solution

I’ve written a guest post for O’Reilly’s Tools of Change for Publishing (TOC) blog:

The publishing industry has a problem, and EPUB is not the solution

And for a less-technical version, see Gus Balbontin’s earlier post on solving customer problems.

 

February 27, 2013 jpatokal
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