Collaborative Book Publishing Hits The 'Net | Internet News

Collaborative Book Publishing Hits The ‘Net

Written By
Brian Horowitz
Brian Horowitz
Apr 11, 2008
1 minute read

A Web 2.0 company called [WeBook](http://www.webook.com), based in Bethesda, Md., launched yesterday a beta version of its service that allow writers, editors, reviewers and illustrators to collaborate online on books.

No publishing companies needed, and the works will be sold at online retailers such as Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com, in addition to WeBook’s site. You can even preview chapters of the site’s book via mobile phone texting or a mobile Web browser.

In a statement, Sue Heilbronner, president of WeBook, said the site could be the Linux of the publishing world.

Perhaps the name of the site should be Wikinovelpedia.

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