Pearson to phase out print textbooks in US as digital gathers momentum
As one of the world’s largest education publishing companies, the news that Pearson is to phase...
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Category: Academic and specialist publishing
French ebook store Numilog rolls out pay-per-page reading for consumers. Will it be vulnerable to the problems that Kindle Unlimited faces?
The French ebook and audio store Numilog has been focused primarily, although not exclusively, on...
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US e-textbook subscription service Cengage hits 1 million subscribers in just 7 months
2019 is definitely shaping up to be the year digital subscription comes of age. Hard on the heels...
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Storytel breaks new ground with commercial collaboration with Sweden’s Avanza to offer business audiobooks
Sweden’s banking and finance company Avanza has long offered financial advice via podcasts, so it...
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Sophie Rochester’s The Literary Platform shutters after ten years. Moves on to life-style courses
Subscribers to book tech consultancy website The Literary Platform will have been surprised to...
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African publishers pay the price for putting all their eggs in one basket
The Angolan government has recently announced it will be spending an extra $40 million in 2019 on...
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The Punjab gets 20 new digital libraries, but easy access to ebooks is still a distant dream in Pakistan
While Pakistan has had digital libraries for much of this century (the Higher Education Commission...
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Augmented reality, educational games for science textbooks, and a Youtube channel The Bangladesh book fair delivers more surprises
The month-long Amar Ekushey Boi Mela book festival in Dhaka is among many other things an...
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“Bulgarian readers are hungry for Chinese books”
The Sofia International Book Fair has just wound up, and among the key players was China’s...
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UK’s fastest growing bookseller partners with Kortext
The UK’s leading specialist and academic bookseller, Blackwell’s, has crowned a 30%...
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