The StoryFit Blog

A deep data dive into scripts shows the status quo is tough to change. The 2017 Emmy Awards, with the most diverse gathering ever of nominees and winners (look at all those women on stage!) proves one thing: The industry still has a long way to go. But there’s progress. Nicole Kidman was the Emmy winner

How artificial intelligence selects book titles readers are more likely to purchase Have you read Trimalchio in West Egg? Probably. But you know it better by its published name, The Great Gatsby. Did the new title make it a better book? No, but Scribners, the publisher of the 1905 F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, decided their

A few weeks ago, I talked to our developers about a phrase I heard them throwing around a lot: Sentiment Analysis. Once they finished their explanation, I immediately asked them to do a write up for the blog. This is fascinating! The people must know! And…they gave me a blank stare, a kind smile and

Guest Post by StoryFit CEO Monica Landers on Disruptor Daily So many books, movies, TV series, and multimedia adaptations published by so many studios, publishing houses, and individuals: there have never been so many stories to tell. The pipeline is full; inboxes are overflowing. And audiences are clamoring for … well, what are they, in fact,

At DBW (Digital Book World) 2017, one idea stood out: data analysis & creative insights might be the only way to save our humanity & productivity (sort of). The 2017 DBW Conference was a jam-packed two days of thoughtful discussion. Publishing veterans and digital experts gathered to examine recent developments in technology and perspective, and