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Netflix Belgium’s first Original is from a Polish book. Far from video streaming killing off publishing, it is driving the Global New Renaissance

by Mark Williams | Sep 6, 2019 | Belgium, Europe, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Poland, The global book market | 0 |

It was never going to stand up to scrutiny, but whenever publisher sales dip an excuse is rolled...

VIMN launches Nickelodeon ebook subscription service BooKids in France

by Mark Williams | Sep 4, 2019 | Audiobooks, Digital Audio, ebook subscription services, Ebooks, Film & TV, France, Global Publishing, The global book market | 0 |

Launching with 200 titles, and aiming to add ten new titles each month, BooKids by Nickleodeon is...

80 million invisible booklovers redux. Wattpad partners with global streaming service Viu to develop Wattpad stories as Viu original content

by Mark Williams | Aug 21, 2019 | Film & TV, Global Publishing, Smartphones & Tablets, The global book market, Wattpad | 0 |

Operating in 17 markets – Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Philippines,...

Publishers look the other way as VOD streamers target Middle East’s “spiral of growth” in a “highly lucrative market of digital first consumers”

by Mark Williams | Jul 30, 2019 | Audiobooks, Digital Audio, ebook subscription services, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Middle East, Publishing Controversies, The global book market | 0 |

India’s SonyLIV is the latest video streaming operator to enter the lucrative and fast-growing...

The San Diego Comic Con reminds us the attention economy is a two way street for the publishing industry, not an us-and-them battle of buzz-phrases

by Mark Williams | Jul 22, 2019 | Book Fairs, Comics, Film & TV, Global Publishing, North America, Publishing Controversies, The global book market | 0 |

Tom Cruise. Natalie Portman, Patrick Stewart… The San Diego Comic Con has been dominated by...

The imaginary death of books by streaming continues as Netflix makes “massive financial commitment” to DC’s “most-expensive TV foray ever”

by Mark Williams | Jul 1, 2019 | Audiobooks, Digital Audio, ebook subscription services, Ebooks, Europe, Film & TV, Global Publishing, UK | 0 |

Neil Gaiman’s Sandman is no stranger to options. The graphic novel has been in line to become a...

Toy Story 4 pays the price for historical indifference to future markets. A lesson publishers can learn from

by Mark Williams | Jun 22, 2019 | China, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Publishing Brief, The global book market | 0 |

Not for the first time, a major Hollywood movie opened in China before the US, but hopes of a...

As China prepares to leapfrog the USA as the world’s largest film market next year, publishers should take notice

by Mark Williams | Jun 6, 2019 | China, Ebooks, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Publishing Brief, The global book market | 0 |

It was back in 2015 that China jumped the US to take top spot for the most cinema goers. Hardly...

Arabic folk tales get a second Manga outing. Jinn about to launch in 190 countries. As Arab storytelling goes global, when will publishers catch up with digital video?

by Mark Williams | May 22, 2019 | Film & TV, Global Publishing, Japan, Jordan, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, The global book market | 0 |

Manga has long since moved away from its homelands in the Far East, and we in the west tend to...

Marvel’s China-first strategy is a lesson western publishers can learn from

by Mark Williams | Apr 3, 2019 | China, Ebooks, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Publishing Brief, The global book market | 0 |

Marvel’s newest superhero movie, Avengers: Endgame, launches across the world in April, and is...

Digital serial books subscription service Serial Box raises $4.5 million. Partners with Marvel. But still we’ll be told people are reading less

by Mark Williams | Mar 2, 2019 | Audiobooks, Digital Libraries, ebook subscription services, Film & TV, Innovative Publishing | 0 |

Founded in 2015 by former Penguin Random House global digital director Molly Barton and co-founder...

‘Jessica Jones,’ ‘Punisher’ Canceled. Netflix led the streaming surge and now pays the price as suppliers copy the Netflix model and content is siloed

by Mark Williams | Feb 18, 2019 | ebook subscription services, Ebooks, Film & TV, USA | 0 |

“Jessica Jones, Punisher Canceled as Netflix Completes Marvel Purge” runs the headline in The...

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Netflix Belgium’s first Original is from a Polish book. Far from video streaming killing off publishing, it is driving the Global New Renaissance

VIMN launches Nickelodeon ebook subscription service BooKids in France

80 million invisible booklovers redux. Wattpad partners with global streaming service Viu to develop Wattpad stories as Viu original content

Publishers look the other way as VOD streamers target Middle East’s “spiral of growth” in a “highly lucrative market of digital first consumers”

The San Diego Comic Con reminds us the attention economy is a two way street for the publishing industry, not an us-and-them battle of buzz-phrases

The imaginary death of books by streaming continues as Netflix makes “massive financial commitment” to DC’s “most-expensive TV foray ever”

Toy Story 4 pays the price for historical indifference to future markets. A lesson publishers can learn from

As China prepares to leapfrog the USA as the world’s largest film market next year, publishers should take notice

Arabic folk tales get a second Manga outing. Jinn about to launch in 190 countries. As Arab storytelling goes global, when will publishers catch up with digital video?

Marvel’s China-first strategy is a lesson western publishers can learn from

Digital serial books subscription service Serial Box raises $4.5 million. Partners with Marvel. But still we’ll be told people are reading less

‘Jessica Jones,’ ‘Punisher’ Canceled. Netflix led the streaming surge and now pays the price as suppliers copy the Netflix model and content is siloed

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