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Print-on-Demand Guide (#914)
Posted: 1/21/2003; 7:42 AM by Terry Frazier
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I'm not familiar with this guide, but the press release makes me think it's targeted to authors/small publishers seeking digital print services for books. I think it is a collection of pay-for-inclusion profiles of digital print service providers.

NOTE: The term "print-on-demand" is broad, generic, and used to denote almost any form of digital print. By itself, the term has become almost useless as a descriptor of any particular service. I prefer the term digital print for describing the print technology, and demand-driven to describe a zero-inventory, post-sale manufacturing service.

Print-on-Demand Guide updated for the new year!. The premiere reference guide "A Basic Guide to Fee Based Print on Demand Publishing Services" has just been revised for the New Year. [PRWEB Jan 21, 2003]

[...] Featuring detailed information on over forty-five different print-on-demand companies, special inclusions from a spectrum of diverse POD companies, and an informative FAQ section, "A Basic Guide to Fee Based Print on Demand Publishing Services" is the one-stop shop for both new and experienced authors.

Over four hundred copies of the original version have been distributed since its July 2002 release, and this e-book, as well as the site on which it is based, "The Original POD Database", have been recommended by Writers Digest.com, Dan Poynter, and Danny Snow. Reviews by readers include comments such as; "An objective source for comparison", "What a great resource for the author", and "There is so much information in this book!". [...]

To learn more, contact the author at dehannabailee@hotmail.com, or visit her website at http://www.geocities.com/dehannabailee/ [PR Web]

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