Storytelling

It’s Not Just an Economic Cycle, It’s a Change of Era

Javier Celaya

Print book sales have dropped 40%. Do we really think that when we finally emerge from this damn crisis readers will go out and buy print books again?

Border Connections in Electronic Literature

Carles Sora

Literature and computer science would seem to be remote, but they convergence have radically changed the way we read and write stories.

Rights for authors, publishers and readers

Mariana Eguaras

For five hundred years, intellectual property and copyright have been the cornerstone on which a huge number of business models have been built.

Challenges and Opportunities for the Publishing Industry

Martín Gómez

The publishing industry is generating heated debate around the reconfiguration of the sector. It has become necessary to reflect together this evolution.

Expanding books and Post-Digital Print

Alessandro Ludovico

In the post-digital era, print can be culturally subversive, particularly when its unchangeability is strategically used instead of rejected as obsolete.

Transmedia storytelling: one manifesto and 11 tweets

Transmedia Manifesto and a selection of tweets from Carlos Scolari’s book "Narrativas transmedia. Cuando todos los medios cuentan".

Webdocs for Social Change

Carles Sora

The new interactive documentary narratives set up situations involving citizen collaboration and participation, and can become strategies for social empowerment.

The Cambrian Age of Journalism

Karma Peiró

The great challenge now is how to democratise the data processing, so that we as citizens understand the potential of “Big Data” and using it for our interests.

The essay will be experimental or it will not be

Jorge Carrión

Even though literature must necessarily be an experiment, here we are again, questioning its laboratory nature.