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The 17th Thessaloniki International Book Fair is underway – online, of course

Nov 22, 2020 | Audiobooks, Book Fairs, Europe, Global Publishing, Greece, The global book market

Greece does not have an Audible as a market driver. But Greece has streaming services with growing...

Big Bad Wolf continues its digital evolution, this time in Taiwan

Nov 22, 2020 | Big Bad Wolf sale, Global Publishing, Taiwan, The global book market
Institutional customers have “moved wholeheartedly to digital formats” – Ass. University Presses survey

Nov 23, 2020 | Academic and specialist publishing, Global Publishing
IPA elects women to President and Vice President posts for 2021-22

Nov 23, 2020 | Global Publishing, IPA
Mapping the New Normal: Mexico’s Guadalajara, Ecuador’s Quito and the Costa Rica and Guatemala Int. Book Fairs will be online shortly

Nov 23, 2020 | Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Ibero-America, Latin America, Mexico

The world’s biggest book fair postponed until June-July 2021. Egypt’s Cairo Int. Book Fair, that is

by Mark Williams | Nov 24, 2020 | Africa, Book Fairs, Egypt, Global Publishing | 0 |

Whether things will be better by summer 2021 remains to be seen, but we can safely say the 2021...

Mapping the New Normal: Mexico’s Guadalajara, Ecuador’s Quito and the Costa Rica and Guatemala Int. Book Fairs will be online shortly

by Mark Williams | Nov 23, 2020 | Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Ibero-America, Latin America, Mexico | 0 |

Let’s hope the industry has learned the real lessons of the pandemic beyond the mere survival of...

IPA elects women to President and Vice President posts for 2021-22

by Mark Williams | Nov 23, 2020 | Global Publishing, IPA | 0 |

But the new Vice President-elect will have raised a few eyebrows, not because Karine Pansa is not...

Institutional customers have “moved wholeheartedly to digital formats” – Ass. University Presses survey

by Mark Williams | Nov 23, 2020 | Academic and specialist publishing, Global Publishing | 0 |

“A huge opportunity (and) a great time for the industry to pull together and think outside of the...

Big Bad Wolf continues its digital evolution, this time in Taiwan

by Mark Williams | Nov 22, 2020 | Big Bad Wolf sale, Global Publishing, Taiwan, The global book market | 0 |

Too soon to say what long-term impact the online experience will have on Big Bad Wolf’s...

The 17th Thessaloniki International Book Fair is underway – online, of course

by Mark Williams | Nov 22, 2020 | Audiobooks, Book Fairs, Europe, Global Publishing, Greece, The global book market | 0 |

Greece does not have an Audible as a market driver. But Greece has streaming services with growing...

Obama’s new book banned as an audiobook in Sweden – by PRH

by Mark Williams | Nov 19, 2020 | Audiobooks, Digital Audio, Digital subscription, Global Publishing, Publishing Controversies, Sweden | 0 |

To be clear, PRH has not banned the audiobook in Swedish outright, but without revenue from the...

Quote unquote: “The book market, to stay relevant, needs to embrace the unlimited subscription model” – Jonas Tellander, CEO Storytel

by Mark Williams | Nov 18, 2020 | Audiobooks, Digital subscription, Global Publishing, Storytel, The global book market | 0 |

Tellander speaks with the confidence of someone who knows he holds the trump cards for the global...

The Frankfurt Book Fair “will be increasingly supplemented by digital and virtual formats.” But why did it take a pandemic to make it happen?

by Mark Williams | Nov 17, 2020 | Book Fairs, Germany, Global Publishing | 0 |

The Buchmesse largely paid lip-service to the digital alternative while holding out hope the...

Nextory’s new $20 million cash injection shows subscription reading is as attractive to investors as to consumers. US and UK publishers look the other way

by Mark Williams | Nov 16, 2020 | Digital subscription, Global Publishing, Sweden, The global book market | 0 |

Just how much longer can US and UK publishers continue to look the other way as investors respond...

UK: Ebooks and audiobooks head for all-time high in 2020. So much for “screen fatigue”

by Mark Williams | Nov 15, 2020 | Audiobooks, Ebooks, Global Publishing, UK | 0 |

The bottom line is, even with the pandemic, digital books remain a (comparatively) small part of...

Subscription audio will be more than half of Sweden’s book market by year’s end – Storytel’s Jonas Tellander

by Mark Williams | Nov 11, 2020 | Audiobooks, Digital subscription, Global Publishing, Storytel, Sweden | 0 |

Sweden’s book market is now some 60% digital, and it’s only the anticipated Christmas...

Big Bad Wolf Malaysia attracts 1.5 million buyers online. Partners with Shopee to extend the online flash sales experiment

by Mark Williams | Nov 10, 2020 | Big Bad Wolf sale, Global Publishing, Malaysia, S.E. Asia, The global book market | 0 |

It’s been a steep learning curve, but the numbers speak for themselves. Online or off, Big Bad...

Nielsen survey shows UK audiobooks boom continues with 15.8% unit growth, but no, ebook reading is not on the slide

by Mark Williams | Nov 9, 2020 | Audiobooks, Digital Audio, Global Publishing, UK | 0 |

It’s worth comparing the £164 million ($215 million) Nielsen forecast for 2020 UK audiobook...

UK: Bloomsbury hits 30% digital with 60% profits boost. The Bookseller, dismayed, says, “There is an upside”

by Mark Williams | Nov 3, 2020 | bookstores, UK | 1 |

“Swing that pendulum back to the 1980s immediately! We can’t have publishers...

In France a “Pyrrhic victory” as supermarkets barred from selling books – to be fair to bookstores

by Mark Williams | Oct 31, 2020 | bookstores, Europe, France, The global book market | 0 |

“We wanted equal treatment, not a race to the bottom. It sounds like a Pyrrhic victory for the...

A publishing double for Indonesia: Jakarta to host the 33rd IPA Congress in 2022 as it bids for UNESCO World Book Capital 2022

by Mark Williams | Oct 30, 2020 | Global Publishing, Indonesia, IPA, UNESCO World Book Capital | 0 |

Indonesia stands to pull off a publishing double in 2022. Jakarta is to host the 2022 IPA Congress...

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The 17th Thessaloniki International Book Fair is underway – online, of course

Big Bad Wolf continues its digital evolution, this time in Taiwan

Institutional customers have “moved wholeheartedly to digital formats” – Ass. University Presses survey

IPA elects women to President and Vice President posts for 2021-22

Mapping the New Normal: Mexico’s Guadalajara, Ecuador’s Quito and the Costa Rica and Guatemala Int. Book Fairs will be online shortly

The world’s biggest book fair postponed until June-July 2021. Egypt’s Cairo Int. Book Fair, that is

Mapping the New Normal: Mexico’s Guadalajara, Ecuador’s Quito and the Costa Rica and Guatemala Int. Book Fairs will be online shortly

IPA elects women to President and Vice President posts for 2021-22

Institutional customers have “moved wholeheartedly to digital formats” – Ass. University Presses survey

Big Bad Wolf continues its digital evolution, this time in Taiwan

The 17th Thessaloniki International Book Fair is underway – online, of course

Obama’s new book banned as an audiobook in Sweden – by PRH

Quote unquote: “The book market, to stay relevant, needs to embrace the unlimited subscription model” – Jonas Tellander, CEO Storytel

The Frankfurt Book Fair “will be increasingly supplemented by digital and virtual formats.” But why did it take a pandemic to make it happen?

Nextory’s new $20 million cash injection shows subscription reading is as attractive to investors as to consumers. US and UK publishers look the other way

UK: Ebooks and audiobooks head for all-time high in 2020. So much for “screen fatigue”

Subscription audio will be more than half of Sweden’s book market by year’s end – Storytel’s Jonas Tellander

Big Bad Wolf Malaysia attracts 1.5 million buyers online. Partners with Shopee to extend the online flash sales experiment

Nielsen survey shows UK audiobooks boom continues with 15.8% unit growth, but no, ebook reading is not on the slide

UK: Bloomsbury hits 30% digital with 60% profits boost. The Bookseller, dismayed, says, “There is an upside”

In France a “Pyrrhic victory” as supermarkets barred from selling books – to be fair to bookstores

A publishing double for Indonesia: Jakarta to host the 33rd IPA Congress in 2022 as it bids for UNESCO World Book Capital 2022

As a new lockdown gets under way in France, bookstores once again ask to be treated as essential services

Belgium becomes 21st market for Sweden’s Storytel. Thailand still to come this year

Germany’s Bookwire acquires readbox in a “value-generating collaboration”

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