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Face the Book TV

What do you need to know about publishing? Face The Book TV explores the independent publishing process in this live stream & audio podcast geared for small publishers and independently published authors. Produced by Pierce Press in collaboration with Independent Publishers of New England (IPNE).

Ready, Row USA!

Our mission is to connect the rowing community, so we talk to folks everywhere, from boathouses, masters, newbies, Olympians, legends, vendors, advocates & everyone in between! We invite your suggestions for topics & panelists.

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Peeragogy In Action

Many of us work and learn best by exchanging ideas with our friends, colleagues, virtual communities.Welcome to the Peeragogy Podcast, where a global cast of participants collaborate to build the no-longer-missing guide to all things relevant to peer learning & peer production.

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Face the Book TV Episodes

BOOK AWARDS: Is Your Book a Winner?

This episode of Face The Book TV will help you make a wise selection from the many available book awards programs so your return in book sales exceeds the cost of application fees.

Face The Book TV #9: Here’s My Manuscript. Now What?

Independent publishing is not for the faint of heart - although access to technology has demolished the stranglehold of the traditional publishing "gatekeepers," you will have to acquire the skills, invest the time, or hire the talent (or all three) required to professionally publish and effectively distribute your book. Panelists: Eddie Vincent, Shawn Anderson, Charlotte Pierce

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Ready, Row! USA Episodes

Arshay Cooper & Mark Wilson on USRowCon2019

In this episode, we had the honor of hosting Arshay Cooper of Row New York and Mark Wilson of the All American Rowing Camp for a recap of the 2018 US Rowing convention in San Diego, where they both gave presentations. Arshay outlined the status of the DEI programming at USRowing (under former CEO Patrick McNerny), reported on impact & innovations at Row New York, where he serves on the board of directors.

Groundbreaking Olympian Anita DeFrantz

Our exclusive interview with the legendary and inspiring Anita DeFrantz at the USRowing Convention kicks off our celebration of Black History Month. DeFrantz was born in 1952 in Philadelphia, USA. A member of the Vesper Boat Club in her home city, she was captain of the American rowing team at the 1976 Summer Olympics winning the bronze medal in women's eight.

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Peeragogy In Action Episodes

A collaborative production of the Peeragogy Project

Digital Colonialism & the Ethics of Data

Meet technology policy scholars Paola Ricaurte and Yasmine Boudiaf. We’ll learn more about the ethics of data and consider how their work can inform the Peeragogy Project

Peeragogy In Action #4: Collaborative Book Creation

Peeragogy In Action podcast, Episode #4 Peeragogy is all about forming a collaborative community with diverse skills interested in learning how to do something, and doing it! The Peeragogy Handbook, started in 2012, is one such project

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Paige Allen Takes Helm at Ingram Spark

Paige Allen, who took over the helm at the POD giant Ingram Spark in 2020, previews her IPNE conference keynote and outlines her agenda for IngramSpark in the years to come.

Heads UP! Fall Race Preview with Jim Dietz & Mark Wilson

Join legendary coaches & athletes Jim Dietz and Mark Wilson for a lively discussion full of insight, good stories, and practical tips for the fall head racing season – from the venerable Head of the Charles to the Schuylkill, Fish, Hooch, and Music.

Achieving Effective Collaboration

Host Pete Forsyth of Wiki Strategies and digital innovator Leo Vivier tease out peeragogical patterns in free software and community organizing. They zoom in on how people coordinate actions in large, decentralized projects and how to run fun, friendly conferences in this ecosystem.

Comp Titles: What Makes Your Book Unique?

What makes your book unique? The answer is more complicated than many authors think. Our experts explain how to find “comparative” or “competitive” titles and refine your niche.