Indian Mangaka Aparna Chaurasia at Comic Con Delhi 2024
Growing Interest in Japanese and Korean Art Forms.
Read MorePosted by Mark Williams | Dec 28, 2024 | Comics, India |
Growing Interest in Japanese and Korean Art Forms.
Read MorePosted by Mark Williams | Dec 28, 2024 | France |
While FilĂ©as may not revolutionise the world, or even French publishing, overnight, it has the potential to significantly improve the French book industry’s transparency and efficiency, and if it is successful we’ll almost certainly see more of the same in other markets.
Read MorePosted by Mark Williams | Dec 28, 2024 | Publishing Brief, The New Publishing Standard |
But perhaps most telling was watching academic publishers embrace AI while trade publishing CEOs hid behind their bestselling authors. Wiley pocketed $44 million from AI deals while the Society of Authors demanded authors be allowed to opt out of the future.
Read MorePosted by Mark Williams | Dec 24, 2024 | Arab publishing, Book Fairs, Children's Books, Middle East, Morocco, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates |
Fewer and fewer children are reading for pleasure, in large part because the education system has failed them, but also in no small part because a TV celebrity riding on a ghostwriter’s skills and a jovial TV persona will never match the magic of a JK Rowling or an Enid Blyton, that wrote for children, not for fame and fortune.
Read MorePosted by Mark Williams | Dec 23, 2024 | Africa, Kenya |
The proliferation of counterfeit items, including kamusi, dictionaries, readers, textbooks, and set books, significantly harms the publishing industry and the broader economy. This illegal activity leads to financial losses for publishers, tax evasion, and economic sabotage.
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