A protocol for timestamping arbitrary stuff and storing it in the Bitcoin blockchain for posterity. Can be used for arbitrary data, by default documents dragged and dropped into the webpage. Easy to verify, too. Public submission servers exist. Proof of concept implementations in Python, Javascript, and Ruby. Seems kinda gimmicky, to be honest, but a use might emerge later.
Publishing things on the Net for as long as the Net exists.
An independent bookseller and publishing house for fantasy and science fiction. Lest you think the authors are like so many who try to make a name for themselves and fail, check out their headliners: Neal Asher, Iain M. Banks, Walter Jon Williams...
A publisher reprinting rare, forgotten, and unusual texts. Download them as .pdfs or purchase them online. Many categories are represented, from epic sagas to classical fiction, drama to architecture, history to technology.
An application written in Java that takes a PDF and rearranges the individual pages into signatures, suitable for traditional bookbinding.
Octopress is a framework for generating static sites that can then be uploaded to the Github Pages service to provide websites for hosted projects. Octopress provides HTML, Javascript and CSS templates for the project site, all you have to do is add your own content and check it in.
CKAN is open source data management portal software for extremely large data sets, on the scale of entire governments. Used to publish, curate, share, search, and find datasets of just about any kind. Does visualization and metrics. Source code on Github (https://github.com/ckan/ckan). Written in Python, uses Postgres as its back end. Can interface with Apache Solr for search and indexing.
Wikipedia page for a super simple and tiny API for automatically discovering and publishing data in as easy to understand a format as possible so that the dumbest and simplest of applications can use it. Links to the spec.
How to bind pages into books. Ideal for binding photocopies into new books.