Ingram content group

The Border's bankruptcy and the onlining of content is no death knell for Ingram Book, says spokesman Keel Hunt in this CityPaper/NashPost piece.

Ingram Digital news

Ingram Content Group Chief Strategy Officer James Gray (at left) is leaving Ingram next week, three years after his companies, Coutts Information and MyiLibrary, were bought by Ingram. Ingram Digital is among adoptees of Adobe technology to product e-pub products.

Ingram Content Group's CEO speaks

Tennessean Business Editor Rand McClain interviews Ingram Content Group CEO Skip Prichard on books-on-demand digital venture, and more here.

Ingram's VitalSource update

Ingram VitalSource e-book downloads with interactive features, plus its Bookshelf platform, are helping Ingram Digital become the textbook publisher's best friend, despite a field of competitors who don't have Ingram's publisher network. Ingram bought VitalSource about three years ago. William Williams reports it in The City Paper.

Ingram mashup continues

Ingram's announcement this week of consolidation of its traditional and digital publishing divisions into Ingram Content Group was foreshadowed a year ago by the elimination of Kirby Best's job as CEO of the former Lightning Source unit. The latest move also takes out Frank Daniels (left), who'll vacate post as chief commercial officer for Ingram Digital and president of VitalSource Technologies. Daniels was accorded the CCO title in February this year. Daniels is a former digital-newspaper pioneer with the Raleigh News & Observer, which was founded by his ancestors. Daniels outlined his background in a recent self-nomination to an e-publishing industry board. Here's the interview his did with The Futurist, less than a year ago.