Pakistan’s 96th Learning Festival: A Marketplace for Publishers and Emerging Talent
96th Pakistan Learning Festival offered publishers 50% discount model, launched 11 new titles, and showcased emerging talent at Lok Virsa.
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Category: Pakistan
Pakistan’s Adab Festival Demonstrates Progressive Approach to AI in Publishing
Pakistan’s Adab Festival showcases AI optimism in publishing, contrasting Western caution. Insights for publishing professionals on tech, diversity, heritage.
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Pakistan – Hindko Literature: A Testament to Linguistic Diversity and Resilience
For publishing professionals, Hindko represents a microcosm of the opportunities and challenges associated with linguistic diversity.
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Digitisation at Pakistan’s National Library: Preserving Heritage Amid Challenges
The National Library’s efforts, widely praised for promoting education, art, and cultural heritage, represent a vital endeavour in safeguarding Pakistan’s intellectual resources and making them accessible to the nation’s scholars.
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Pakistan – Jashn-e-Kitab Festival Concludes
The reality is that Pakistan’s publishing industry has not moved with the times, and still obsesses over print books at a time when the country has well over 100 million people online.
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Pakistan – Punjab University 3-Day Book Fair Sold 100,000+ Books. 300,000 Visitors Had Been Expected
An impressive turnout, as we come to expect at Pakistan’s book fairs, but the books vs technology dichotomy seems sadly still to prevail.
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9th Adab Festival Pakistan: Celebrating Literature and Cultural Dialogue
As so often across South Asia, some people seem unable to understand that books can be read and listened to digitally and that ink and paper is just a vehicle, and does not have any magical qualities in its own right.
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Pakistan – Mobile phones are stopping people reading, and other nonsense
Clearly CM Baqar neither knows nor understand that Pakistan has 116 million people online, every...
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Pakistan – 400,000 expected at the Karachi International Book Fair
In 2022 the event pulled in 600,000, so no records are expected to be broken this time around. Now...
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Pakistan – Kashmir’s oldest publishing house “reduced to a stationary shop.” Amazon’s Kindle gets the blame
No, seriously. It wuz Amazon wot did it! Pakistan is not noted for even being on Amazon’s...
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TNPS on LinkedIn – Round-Up #2
With so much publishing industry news and debate, there’s never time for TNPS to cover it...
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Pakistan – restricted book imports, spiralling prices and economic chaos. Not a good time to be a publisher
It’s the classic digital books chicken and egg conundrum. Publishers do not produce digital...
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