Baby Food Website Launches Recipes Ebook For Mini Connoisseurs

Ebook Website: The Homemade Baby Food Recipes website has launched a new ebook that shows how to create healthy, inspiring meals that will tempt tiny taste buds. Baby food has made a big leap forward from mashed bananas and parents are discovering that bland food is not necessarily best for their little ones. Instead, they are increasingly turning to innovative recipes that incorporate a far wider range of healthy ingredients. Fort Lauderdale, Florida - Tempting Tiny Taste Buds is both the name and the focus of the newly launched ebook
from homemade-baby-food-recipes.com . The book - which shows parents how to safely introduce solids to their babies - recognizes that an interesting infant menu is crucial in encouraging healthy eating.Traditionally, babies have been fed unseasoned, single ingredient purees for much of their first year - sometimes beginning as early as 3 months of age.

Online Marketing Expert Alex Mandossian Explains How Even Unknown Authors Can Create A Best-Selling Empire Out Of One ...

Ebook Website: Alex Mandossian, one of the top-ten Internet direct marketers in America, has just posted an article on his web site titled "Book Marketing - Raise Your Prices and Sell More? Here's how!", where he details the story of author John Harricharan's successful repurposing of his eBook PowerPause. The full article can be found AlexMandossian.com.

Science Fiction Writers of America abuses the DMCA

Ebook Website: The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America has used the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to fraudulently remove numerous non-infringing works from Scribd, a site that allows the general public to share text files with one another in much the same way that Flickr allows its users to share pictures.

Included in the takedown were: a junior high teacher's bibliography of works that will excite children about reading sf, the back-catalog of a magazine called Ray Gun Revival, books by other authors who have never authorized SFWA to act on their behalf, such as Bruce Sterling, and my own Creative Commons-licensed novel, "Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom."

The list of works to be removed was sent by "epiracy@sfwa.org" on August 17, described as works by Isaac Asimov and Robert Silverberg that had been uploaded without permission and were infringing on copyright.In a followup email on August 23, SFWA Vice President Andrew Burt noted that the August 17 list wasn't "idle musing, but a DMCA notice." The 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act allows copyright holders to use "notices" to force ISPs to remove material from the Internet on a mere say-so.