it’s interesting to contrast the way Bologna continues to expand its international footprint, and in particular its embrace of India while Frankfurt and London look the other way.
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Book2look has already generated over 250 million views, demonstrating its effectiveness.
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Memo to Microsoft – I’ve got some backlist titles and a struggling school where kids cannot imagine what £20 looks like, let alone £2,000, if you’d like to get in touch!
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India participates each year at the Buchmesse through the National Book Trust, but the Buchmesse presence in India has been, shall we say, casual?
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NetGalley members will, it seems, enjoy quicker and more secure access to digital review copies, while publishers benefit from first-of-its-kind content protection.
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AlDhabi has a fantastic future ahead of her. I hope, like me, she finds career contentment that will last a lifetime.
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Most of what happens in Australia stays in Australia, especially publishing news. But when PRH makes an acquisition down under, this is apparently important for us up top to know about.
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“What began as a casual conversation between publishing consultants at an international book fair has evolved into a pioneering consultancy model.”
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If the intention was to give AI imagery a bad name, you nailed it.
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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.
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Hopefully we’ll get some insights into how AI is helping transform the print and paper sectors, but this report will also come just as the new Trump tariffs will, for better or worse, be impacting the world.
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Luddites of the world unite! You have nothing to lose but your brain cells. Oh, and the chance of thriving as the industry evolves.
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