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Update for Monday, January 4th, 2009
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We hope everyone had a good holiday season, personally and professionally. This week, we've got a stack of new catalogs available (Random House, Workman, Hachette, and Fordham University.) In addition, we're ready to implement the system enhancements we've been telling you about. See the item in this email for more information.
Also, would like to remind all the Retailers and Readers out there that we offer twice weekly webex-based demo's. Check here for more info and to sign up.
Mark
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Tip of the Week: List View Navigation
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We recently made a couple of small navigational changes that we think you'll like:
- Now, when you "jump to" a title in the List View, you remain in the List View instead of switching to the Title Detail page. Accordingly, if you "jump to" while on a Title Detail page, you land in Title Detail as well.
- When you go from the List View to the Title Detail page to see more info on a title and then go back to the List View, the system now returns you to the title you were viewing within the List View.
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Edelweiss Upgrade in Place This Week
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As we've been telling you, we recently developed a number of Edelweiss enhancements related to simplifying the system navigation and the overall user experience. This was the top request in our survey of user needs and we've been listening! These enhancements have been bundled into the upgrade that many of you have been testing over the past few weeks. Feedback has been very positive, so we'll be implementing these changes later this week.
If you haven't had a chance to try it out, don't worry - the main goal of these changes is to simplify and streamline. Based on feedback from our testers (thanks, guys!) we're confident you will find this upgrade to Edelweiss easier to use and more intuitive. As always, contact us if you have questions or suggestions.
For a summary of the system changes, Retailers & Readers check here and Publishers check here.
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New Catalogs: Fordham University, Hachette, Random House, Workman
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The following catalogs were added in the past fourteen days.
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The following titles were added to existing catalogs in the past fourteen days.
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Top January Titles - Internet Buzz
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TOP 10 TWEETED JANUARY 2010 HARDCOVERS
- Linchpin by Godin, Seth (Portfolio) view tweets
- Committed by Gilbert, Elizabeth (Viking Books) view tweets
- Remarkable Creatures by Chevalier, Tracy (Dutton Books) view tweets
- The Unnamed by Ferris, Joshua (Reagan Arthur Books) view tweets
- Water by Solomon, Steven (Harper) view tweets
- The Swan Thieves by Kostova, Elizabeth (Little Brown and Company) view tweets
- The Brightest Star in the Sky by Keyes, Marian (Viking Books) view tweets
- Altar of Eden by Rollins, James (William Morrow & Company) view tweets
- Darklight by Livingston, Lesley (Harper Teen) view tweets
- Tangled by Mackler, Carolyn (Harper Teen) view tweets
TOP 10 BLOGGED JANUARY 2010 HARDCOVERS
- Darklight by Livingston, Lesley (Harper Teen) view blogs
- Beyond Blue by Borchard, Therese (Center Street) view blogs
- Five Children and It by Nesbit, Edith (Random House Books for Young Readers) view blogs
- The First Rule by Crais, Robert (Putnam Adult) view blogs
- The Brightest Star in the Sky by Keyes, Marian (Viking Books) view blogs
- Death of a Valentine by Beaton, M. C. (Grand Central Publishing) view blogs
- Committed by Gilbert, Elizabeth (Viking Books) view blogs
- Remarkable Creatures by Chevalier, Tracy (Dutton Books) view blogs
- The Princess and the Goblin by MacDonald, George (Random House Books for Young Readers) view blogs
- Iron River by Parker, T. Jefferson (Dutton Books) view blogs
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Mark Evans
Director of Marketing
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Monday, January 4, 2010 at 3:13PM 
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