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The article discusses the products and services featured at O'Reilly Media's recent Tools of Change Conference held in New York. It describes the digital content service from Jouve, a 100-year-old printing business in France that transformed into a new media publishing services provider. It describes the e-ink screen technology developed by Mirasol Displays. The site of German startup Paper C offers free online access to the full text of books.

Presents information on two books about New York City. "Manhattan Within," by Matteo Pericoli; "The Timeline History of New York City."

The article features author Kelli Anderson at the bookstore Books of Wonder in New York City for her pop-up book "This Book is a Planetarium."

The article highlights a panel discussion of publishers, printer and retailers sponsored by Kodak at the New York Public Library in January 2011. Panelists addressed the increasing inability of publishers to effectively schedule print runs. According to Jac Garner, president of Webcrafters, highspeed inkjet will be the major development in the publishing industry in the past 50 years. Jim Robinson, vice president of operations and administration at Harlequin, stated that supply chain management will be the biggest challenge to be faced by the industry.

The article discusses the highlights of O'Reilly Media's fourth annual Tools of Change for Publishing conference held at the Marriot Marquis in New York City.

The article reviews the New York International Toy Fair in New York, New York 2009.

The article offers information on the newly opened feminist bookstore, Card Carrying Books and Gifts in Corning, New York.

Reports on a deal signed by cartoonist Marisa Acocella Marchetto with Knopf/Pantheon to pen an autobiographical graphic novel on her experience with breast cancer and her life in New York, as of April 2005. Winner of the North American rights to the graphic novel; Editor selected for the novel; Reason behind the competition among publishers for the story of Marchetto.

Reports on the plan of 'New York Times' to review its book policy about its reporters who write books for imprints other than Times Books company. Stance of 'New York Times' executive editor Howell Raines on the proposal; Speculations on the implications of the plan.