As of today, authonomy.com is being run by a HarperCollins Publisher, who will be directly involved with both the running of the site and the discovery and publication of the best books. For the full details, visit the latest blog post!

http://blog.authonomy.com/2011/09/major-authonomy-announcement.html

Posted: 06/09/2011 14:41:54

I'm confused.

Who ran it before?

Posted: 06/09/2011 14:45:14

Does that mean there will be visible site changes, or just behind the scenes site changes?

Posted: 06/09/2011 14:45:52

As of today, authonomy.com is being run by a HarperCollins Publisher, who will be directly involved with both the running of the site and the discovery and publication of the best books. For the full details, visit the latest blog post!

http://blog.authonomy.com/2011/09/major-authonomy-announcement.html

Yay! Hope to see more books getting picked up.

Does that mean there will be visible site changes, or just behind the scenes site changes?

Is this a good place to mention I'm working on an action-packed thiller with a devilishly handsome and equally brilliant homicide detective named Scott Pack? The man is simply amazing.

Posted: 06/09/2011 14:49:55
Last Edit: 06/09/2011 14:51:08 by Eric Laing

It was run by HarperCollins - a Publishing House. It still is, but it is now being day-to-day managed by a Publisher - Scott Pack, the publisher of a HarperCollins imprint.

And, to Eric, we do have some more visible plans in the pipeline, which we'll keep everyone in the loop about - things like design changes, and additional features. However, the most visible change we intend to enact is a stronger publishing list from the site.

Posted: 06/09/2011 14:50:06
Last Edit: 07/09/2011 09:12:20 by Rachel Authonomy Administrator

It was run by HarperCollins - a Publishing House. It still is, but it is now being day-to-day managed by a Publisher - Scott Pack, the publisher of a HarperCollins imprint.

And, to Eric, we do have some more visible plans in the pipeline, which we'll keep everyone in the loop about - things like design changes, and additional features. However, the most visible change we intend to inact is a stronger publishing list from the site.

Is this a good place to mention I'm working on an action-packed thiller with a devilishly handsome and equally brilliant homicide detective named Scott Pack? The man is simply amazing.