The Keyword is Dead: How LLM Search Transforms Book Discovery
A deep dive into the seismic shift reshaping how readers find books - and what publishers must do about it
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De Marque Arrives in Rwanda – a Big Boost for One of Africa’s Digital Hubs
De Marque launches in Rwanda, highlighting the country’s rise as a digital publishing hub and its growing potential to transform reading and education.
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The Untapped AI Revolution in Bricks & Mortar Bookstores (and the ABA’s AI Juggling Act)
Independent bookshops have a huge opportunity to use operational AI, as shown by Swoon City. Why the industry’s fear is costing indies a revolution.
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Hachette Learning Cuts Signal Painful Reckoning for UK Education Publishers
The industry is now paying the price for its dependency on a single, volatile customer.
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Japan – Publishers and Creators Join Forces to Demand AI Copyright Protections
Japanese publishers unite to demand OpenAI address copyright infringement by its Sora 2 AI; Sam Altman pledges stronger protections for creators.
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The Keyword is Dead: How LLM Search Transforms Book Discovery
A deep dive into the seismic shift reshaping how readers find books – and what publishers must do about it
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Building Cultural Legacies: What Publishing Can Learn from World Book Capitals
Sharjah and Athens, former UNESCO World Book Capitals, discuss how the title fosters lasting cultural infrastructure, publishing partnerships, and global literary networks.
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Libya – Cultural Unity in Diversity: A Pillar of Libyan Nationhood
Libya’s cultural diversity is a source of strength, not division, says symposium at Benghazi Book Fair, emphasising culture’s role in national unity and identity.
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India’s CLF Literati Awards 2025
The CLF Literati Awards are part of the 13th edition of the CLF Literati 2025, scheduled to take place on November 22-23 at Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh.
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The Audible Harry Potter Spectacular: A Landmark Achievement That Defies Replication
Amazon’s lavish Harry Potter audio production showcases audio’s potential but reveals why such scale remains impossible for most publishers to replicate.
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Strategic Reforms Needed to Revitalise Nigeria’s Publishing Industry
LCCI calls for policy reforms to revive Nigeria’s N300bn publishing sector, tackling import dependency & advocating for local content enforcement.
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Reading Between the Lines: The UK PA’s Agenda-Driven Response to the Curriculum Review
Analysis of the UK PA’s response to the curriculum review, arguing it cherry-picks findings to lobby against Oak National Academy.
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AI and Publishing: Why the Industry Needs to Stop Playing the Victim Card
The publishing industry has never met a technological advancement it didn’t fear. AI is just...
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The AI Book “Flood”: Separating Hype from Reality in Publishing
In an era when anyone can generate a book, being able to create one worth reading becomes more valuable than ever.
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UAE – Dubai Stakes Global Leadership in Publishing Ahead of Sharjah Fair with Three Big Five Execs in Tow
the summit marks a critical moment in the Gulf’s cultural calendar, with a high-profile presence of senior executives from three of the western publishing industry’s top players, Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster and HarperCollins.
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Estonia Launch Imminent. Storytel is Back in the Global Subscription Game!
Now it’s back. Estonia next month and 6-8 further new markets in the next few years.
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No, Florida State University. AI is not “steering the way we speak and narrowing our vocabulary.” Just the opposite
This democratisation of articulate communication represents a net positive for human discourse. More voices can now participate meaningfully in complex conversations. More ideas can be expressed clearly and persuasively. More people can contribute to the great ongoing human conversation about what matters most.
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Anthropic’s $183 Billion Valuation: The Authors’ Pyrrhic Victory Settlement Has Investors Drooling
Anthropic, on the strength of the settlement and cave-in by the authors’ class action, has just pocketed another $13 billion in F-series funding, and now has a market value of $183 billion. You couldn’t make it up.
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Literary Tradition as a Form of Resistance: The Kurdish Struggle in Turkey
Kurdish literature in Turkey faces relentless censorship and oppression, but continues as a resilient form of cultural resistance and survival.
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The Anthropic Settlement: A Pyrrhic Victory That May Have Backfired on Authors
Anthropic was not willing to gamble. And equally, nor was the Luddite Defence. Both sides opted to play safe, and the industry will live with the consequences.
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Four Perspectives on AI Collaboration in Book Publishing
Nowadays, of course, if someone tells us they write books on a typewriter, we help them into their straightjacket and take them back to the asylum.”
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