  • 00:06

    Hachette Fires Back Over Amazon Dispute

    in News

    Hachette issued a statement in their dispute with Amazon; lessors are learned in dealing with international data breaches and data experts are invited to hack Tesla's. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.

  • 00:30

    Interview with Hachette Book Group Chairman and SVP of Digital Media

    in Books

    David Young, Chairman & CEO of Hachette Book Group, Maja Thomas, SVP of Digital Media of Hachette, and journalist Charlotte Abbott discuss the future of book publishing and connecting with readers.

  • 01:01

    Kiss My Tiara: How a Feminist Badass Found Love

    in Relationships

    Susan Jane Gilman is the New York Times bestselling author of four books: “Hypocrite in a Pouffy White Dress ”; “Kiss My Tiara:" ; “Undress Me in the Temple of Heaven;” -- and most recently, her first novel, “The Ice Cream Queen of Orchard Street,” published this year by Hachette.

    Gilman has also been a commentator for National Public Radio’s “All Things Considered"; she's written for The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Newsday, Ms., Us, and Real Simple, among others.

    Although she currently lives in Geneva, Switzerland, she remains, eternally, a child of New York City. Join us for a fun and smart perspective on dating as a feminist and breaking some rules.

  • 00:24

    Holly Stephey & Jesse Fink, New Book, The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC

    in Entertainment

    Jesse Fink was born in London in 1973 and raised and educated in Australia. He worked for five years as a senior editor of non-fiction for HarperCollins Publishers Australia, then branched out into print journalism. As deputy editor of Inside Sport magazine, he was nominated for Coverage of Sport in the 2003 Walkley Awards, Australia’s version of the Pulitzers. In 2007 he wrote his first book, 15 Days in June: How Australia Became a Football Nation, and took his “Half-Time Orange” soccer column from Fox Sports Australia to the SBS TV network. He would go on to become Australia’s leading online soccer writer and also produced columns for outlets throughout South-East Asia. In 2012 he released his second book, an acclaimed sex and divorce memoir titled Laid Bare: One Man’s Story of Sex, Love and Other Disorders, which was published by Hachette Australia. His third book, The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC, was published in November 2013 by Random House Australia and broke a story that had been untold for nearly 40 years: that the band had come close to sacking Bon Scott. The story was picked up by media outlets around the world. AC/DC bassist Mark Evans hailed The Youngs as “the best book I’ve ever read about AC/DC”. The Youngs was published by St Martin’s Press in USA/Canada in August 2014 and will be published on October 16 by Black & White Publishing in the United Kingdom. Editions will be released in 2015 by Paidós in Argentina; Hannibal Verlag in Germany, Austria and Switzerland; People’sPress in Denmark; Dereta in Serbia; and Editora Gutenberg in Brazil. Fink is an ambassador for beyondblue, Australia’s national depression and anxiety initiative. Currently he writes sex and relationships features/columns for Australia’s most read weekend magazine, Sunday Style.

  • Holly Stephey & Jesse Fink, New Book, The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC

    in Entertainment

    Jesse Fink was born in London in 1973 and raised and educated in Australia. He worked for five years as a senior editor of non-fiction for HarperCollins Publishers Australia, then branched out into print journalism. As deputy editor of Inside Sport magazine, he was nominated for Coverage of Sport in the 2003 Walkley Awards, Australia’s version of the Pulitzers. In 2007 he wrote his first book, 15 Days in June: How Australia Became a Football Nation, and took his “Half-Time Orange” soccer column from Fox Sports Australia to the SBS TV network. He would go on to become Australia’s leading online soccer writer and also produced columns for outlets throughout South-East Asia. In 2012 he released his second book, an acclaimed sex and divorce memoir titled Laid Bare: One Man’s Story of Sex, Love and Other Disorders, which was published by Hachette Australia. His third book, The Youngs: The Brothers Who Built AC/DC, was published in November 2013 by Random House Australia and broke a story that had been untold for nearly 40 years: that the band had come close to sacking Bon Scott. The story was picked up by media outlets around the world. AC/DC bassist Mark Evans hailed The Youngs as “the best book I’ve ever read about AC/DC”. The Youngs was published by St Martin’s Press in USA/Canada in August 2014 and will be published on October 16 by Black & White Publishing in the United Kingdom. Editions will be released in 2015 by Paidós in Argentina; Hannibal Verlag in Germany, Austria and Switzerland; People’sPress in Denmark; Dereta in Serbia; and Editora Gutenberg in Brazil. Fink is an ambassador for beyondblue, Australia’s national depression and anxiety initiative. Currently he writes sex and relationships features/columns for Australia’s most read weekend magazine, Sunday Style.

  • 02:00

    LAW AND DISORDER THURSDAY

    in Politics

    1st HOUR: Law and Disorder Radio is a weekly, independent radio program airing on several stations across the United States and broadcasting on the web. Law and Disorder gives listeners access to rare legal perspectives on issues concerning civil liberties, privacy, right to dissent and the horrendous practices of torture exercised by the US government. This program examines the political forces and legislation that are moving the United States into a police state.Three top progressive lawyers host the program and bring an amazing, diverse line up of guests from grassroots activists to politically mindful authors. Most importantly, Law and Disorder brings access to attorneys who give insights to some of the most controversial cases the show is the generator of news within the radio echo-chamber throughout the country.


    2nd HOUR: Community Radio from "across the pond" Bristol Broadband Coop.Alon Aviram joins us from new venture The Bristol Cable, a media publishing collective set up as a co-operative to challenge the Tory owned press in the city..... http://www.thebristolcable.org


    In her final Tech Roundup before she goes back to Barcelona Elia Pablo looks at the Facebook Messenger App which can spy on your conversations and interfere with your phone's operation, even make phone calls. Also Amazon dispute with Hachette over eBook publishing trying to squeeze profits off the smaller ePublishers to dominate the market so all eyes are on the case.
    Brilliant US historian and author of 9/11 Synthetic Terror, Made in USA, Webster Tarpley takes us from Shakespeare to Hitler in his characteristically wide look at the 'craft' of warmongering and how wars start. Something that must be considered when one is wishing to stop them from starting in the first place!

  • 00:05

    Twitter's Second Quarter Earnings Impress

    in News

    Twitter's second quarter revenue more than doubled; Amazon has another offer to end dispute with Hachette; EA launches videogame subscriptions and a look at how to disconnect. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.

  • 00:04

    TECH PM -- Amazon Dangles an Offer to Authors

    in News

    Amazon.com proposed letting Hachette Book Group authors keep 100% of the revenue from their digital-book sales while the online retailer and publisher continue tense negotiations over a new e-book contract. Tom Ortuso has that story and more.

  • 00:57

    Counterfeit Lies

    in Politics Conservative

    Bob Hamer is co author with Oliver North of the thriller, Counterfeit Lies, the story of veteran undercover FBI agent Jake Kruse who is investigating a smuggling ring in southern California when his assignment is cut short. A prominent criminal defense attorney wants to hire Jake on another kind of mission: to kill the daughter of a local crime boss.


    Bob is retired from the FBI after 26 years as a special agent working organized crime, gangs, terrorism and child exploitation.  Much of his career was spent undercover.  He is also a Marine Corps veteran.


    He worked undercover against such diverse groups as the La Cosa Nostra, the Sicilian, Mexican, and Russian mafias, Asian organized crime groups, and Los Angeles based street gangs. His successful infiltration of NAMBLA (North American Man/Boy Love Association) resulted in the arrest of eight members of what one defendant called the organization's "inner circle".


    He is the author of three award-winning books: THE LAST UNDERCOVER: The True Story of an FBI Agent's Dangerous Dance with Evil (Hachette Book Group, USA, Center Street Press), a novel, ENEMIES AMONG US (B&H Publishing, Fidelis), and a second novel, TARGETS DOWN (B&H Publishing). He also collaborated with New York Times best-selling author Oliver North to write AMERICAN HEROES ON THE HOMEFRONT (Simon and Schuster) and COUNTERFEIT LIES (Simon and Schuster

  • 00:46

    IndieReview Behind The Scenes w/ Yolonda Tonette Sanders (Maverick Promotions)

    in Entertainment

    ~~Hello Everyone! My name is Michelle Cornwell Jordan, I am your host! 


    ~~The definition of Maverick is an unorthodox or independent-minded person.


    Also called a TrailBlazer! I have the pleasure of chatting with one of these "Thinking Outside The Box Artists" tonight Author Yolonda Tonette Sanders!


    Yolonda Tonette Sanders is the author of four published novels, including her latest release, Wages of Sin (Strebor Books/Simon & Schuster; April 2014). She is also the founder and CEO of Yo Productions, LLC, a Christian based literary services and theatrical entertainment company, which Yolonda used to launch a successful theatrical production of her debut novel, Soul Matters (Hachette Book Group; 2005). As a writer, Yolonda continues to develop new projects and is even working on a young adult series. As a speaker, she has been invited to address audiences across the country.


    Contact: http://www.yoproductions.net/


     

  • 00:57

    Eyes On Target

    in Politics Conservative

    Five years into the Obama Administration, political correctness is affecting the Navy SEALs, the world’s most elite commando unit, with a record number of retirements from the field and political comment by the President and Vice President sapping morale. New York Times best-selling authors Richard Miniter and Scott McEwen’s new book, Eyes on Target (Center Street/Hachette Book Group, March 2014) captures the history and formation of the elite Navy SEALS and is the very first book to paint the entire SEAL unit as a whole character, a band of brotherhood for life.  Based on extensive interviews of a number of current, former, and fallen SEALS, Miniter and McEwen explore the inside, never-before reported accounts of the unforgettable, riveting and thrilling adventures experienced by the heroic and the politics that too often get in the way.

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