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Germany’s Frankfurt Book Fair under pressure as exodus gains momentum. GoH Canada seeks postponement. The Buchmesse is dead – Long live the Buchmesse redux

by Mark Williams | Jun 3, 2020 | Book Fairs, Caribbean, Coronavirus, Germany, Global Publishing, The Future of Publishing, The global book market | 0 |

It’s not looking good for the Frankfurt Book Fair. While the Buchmesse has committed to going...

Mapping the New Normal: As HarperCollins, Macmillan and Bonnier lead the Exodus, it’s time for the Frankfurt Book Fair to rethink its focus

by Mark Williams | May 30, 2020 | Book Fairs, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, The Future of Publishing, The global book market | 0 |

The ink was barely dry on the Buchmesse statement announcing a hybrid in-person and virtual event...

Sweden’s Gothenburg Book Fair plays safe with a 100% digital event as Frankfurt adopts a hybrid model many see as too high a risk

by Mark Williams | May 29, 2020 | Book Fairs, Coronavirus, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, Scandinavia, Sweden, The global book market | 0 |

The month’s difference between the September Gothenburg Book Fair and the October Frankfurt Book...

Publishers call the shots on Sweden’s Gothenburg Book Fair cancellation, adding to pressure on Frankfurt Buchmesse to deliver a game plan sooner than June

by Mark Williams | Apr 28, 2020 | Book Fairs, Europe, Germany, Scandinavia, Sweden | 0 |

With the news today via Boktugg that Norstedts is out of the Gothenburg Book Fair, with other...

Bookstore re-openings promise to be tortuous as these examples from Germany and USA show

by Mark Williams | Apr 27, 2020 | bookstores, Coronavirus, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, Print, The global book market, USA | 0 |

In various parts of the world lockdown is slowly being eased, and as a low-risk business,...

As the Bologna Children’s Book Fair prepares to go online, Frankfurt’s future is in question. The Buchmesse is dead. Long live the Buchmesse!

by Mark Williams | Apr 25, 2020 | Book Fairs, Germany, Global Publishing, Italy, The global book market | 0 |

It all seemed so unlikely back as February began, with the coronavirus crisis still seemingly a...

After the LBF and BEA fiascos, publishers demand better from book fair organisers. Gothenburg is first to feel the heat. Will Frankfurt be next?

by Mark Williams | Apr 18, 2020 | Book Fairs, Coronavirus, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, Scandinavia, Sharjah, Sweden, The global book market | 0 |

With the Nordics’ biggest literary event, the Gothenburg Book Festival, scheduled for late...

Bologna and BEA face inevitable cancellation. Frankfurt 2020 is on the at-risk list. Thailand’s Bangkok IBF moves online. Global publishing faces a watershed moment as digital takes centre-stage

by Mark Williams | Mar 9, 2020 | Belgium, Book Fairs, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, The global book market | 1 |

Belgium’s Brussels Book Fair has traditionally been one of the least-noticed of the European...

Amazon Ads now available to KDP authors in 6 countries

by Mark Williams | Dec 24, 2019 | Amazon, Europe, France, Germany, Global Publishing, Italy, Self-Publishing, Spain | 0 |

When Amazon first launched on-site advertising for authors it was limited to those in the US....

The TNPS Week In Review: December 15-21

by Mark Williams | Dec 22, 2019 | Aggregators, Awards, Bangladesh, Big Bad Wolf sale, Cambodia, Comics, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, Middle East, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, The global book market, UK, United Arab Emirates | 0 |

For those who don’t get the chance to open all the regular email notifications from TNPS, a...

VAT on ebooks drops from 19% to 7% in Germany. UK continues to look the other way

by Mark Williams | Dec 19, 2019 | Digital Audio, Ebooks, Europe, Germany, Global Publishing, The global book market | 0 |

Börsenblatt reports that from yesterday, December 18, the VAT rate for digital books fell from 19%...

Denmark’s “Netflix of Podcasts” startup Podimo attracts 75,000 users in first months

by Mark Williams | Dec 13, 2019 | Denmark, Digital Audio, Germany, Global Publishing, podcasting, The global book market | 0 |

Launched in Denmark in September and Germany in November, Podimo has got off to a great start with...

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Germany’s Frankfurt Book Fair under pressure as exodus gains momentum. GoH Canada seeks postponement. The Buchmesse is dead – Long live the Buchmesse redux

Mapping the New Normal: As HarperCollins, Macmillan and Bonnier lead the Exodus, it’s time for the Frankfurt Book Fair to rethink its focus

Sweden’s Gothenburg Book Fair plays safe with a 100% digital event as Frankfurt adopts a hybrid model many see as too high a risk

Publishers call the shots on Sweden’s Gothenburg Book Fair cancellation, adding to pressure on Frankfurt Buchmesse to deliver a game plan sooner than June

Bookstore re-openings promise to be tortuous as these examples from Germany and USA show

As the Bologna Children’s Book Fair prepares to go online, Frankfurt’s future is in question. The Buchmesse is dead. Long live the Buchmesse!

After the LBF and BEA fiascos, publishers demand better from book fair organisers. Gothenburg is first to feel the heat. Will Frankfurt be next?

Bologna and BEA face inevitable cancellation. Frankfurt 2020 is on the at-risk list. Thailand’s Bangkok IBF moves online. Global publishing faces a watershed moment as digital takes centre-stage

Amazon Ads now available to KDP authors in 6 countries

The TNPS Week In Review: December 15-21

VAT on ebooks drops from 19% to 7% in Germany. UK continues to look the other way

Denmark’s “Netflix of Podcasts” startup Podimo attracts 75,000 users in first months

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