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A reprinted 1934 book going viral on BookTok sends an unequivocal message to publishers sitting on backlists and to publishers who still think the internet is the enemy of reading

by Mark Williams | Nov 23, 2021 | Global Publishing, Innovative Publishing, Publishing Brief | 0 |

A BookTok clip about Cain’s Jawbone has had 4.2 million views, gained over 1 million likes, has...

From Pandemic Panic to Pandemic Accommodation – global book fairs adjust to the New New Normal as Sharjah becomes world’s largest book fair

by Mark Williams | Nov 14, 2021 | Book Fairs, Global Publishing, Middle East, Publishing Brief, Sharjah, Uncategorized | 0 |

Sharjah this month eclipsed the mighty Buchmesse as the world’s largest book fair, taking the...

Podcastle attracts $7 million in fresh funding for its AI-driven podcast production platform

by Mark Williams | Oct 5, 2021 | Digital Audio, podcasting, Publishing Brief | 1 |

The same AI tools that make the podcast market so exciting are of course also applicable to...

Bloomsbury acquires video streaming service, saying “streaming is a core strand in our strategic growth plans”

by Mark Williams | Sep 26, 2021 | Film & TV, Publishing Brief, UK | 0 |

“Streaming has been gaining considerable institutional traction and, as a logical outcome of...

Hachette acquisition of Workman is a Pandemic-era consolidation tale where backlist is the key

by Mark Williams | Aug 19, 2021 | Publishing Brief, USA | 0 |

Pre-2020 a publishers’ backlist wouldn’t have been a selling point, and backlist not a keyword a...

As Pandemic Y2 unfolds, rethinking analogue approaches and embracing digital opportunities needs to be at the heart of 2021 publisher-think

by Mark Williams | Mar 23, 2021 | Global Publishing, Publishing Brief, USA | 0 |

The same historically unsound accounting logic pervades the subscription debate, where many...

Quibi’s failure is not a sign of impending doom for digital books subscription. Just the opposite

by Mark Williams | Oct 22, 2020 | Digital subscription, ebook subscription services, Global Publishing, Publishing Brief | 0 |

If the whole point of Quibi was to offer consumers ten-minute video breaks in their busy lives in...

The IPA’s State of Publishing Reports offer new global perspectives

by Mark Williams | Oct 19, 2020 | Global Publishing, IPA, Publishing Brief, Publishing News, The global book market | 0 |

“There is such a wealth of information in these reports that publishers and publishers’...

Publishing parallels: “We know that digital is the new normal. The consumer today is digitally grounded and simply will not revert back” – Nike CEO

by Mark Williams | Sep 28, 2020 | Publishing Brief, Publishing Parallels | 0 |

The lessons from other industries, even those closely allied to the book trade like movies and...

Sharjah Publishers Club shows Arab publishers the power of social media to engage audiences and advance book sales

by Mark Williams | Sep 14, 2020 | Global Publishing, Middle East, Publishing Brief, The global book market, United Arab Emirates | 0 |

The focus is on getting Arab publishers to widely recognise what an elite few already know – that...

International Publishers Association – Arab Publishers Association Debate: “Publishing in the Arab World during the COVID-19 Pandemic”. Live on YouTube Monday 13 July

by Mark Williams | Jul 11, 2020 | Global Publishing, IPA, Middle East, Publishing Brief, The global book market | 0 |

International Publishers Association Secretary General José Borghino will be talking with Bachar...

Bookstat misses 18% of Hachette UK top ten ebook sales

by Mark Williams | May 28, 2020 | Ebooks, Global Publishing, Publishing Brief, UK | 0 |

The UK trade journal the Bookseller has once again shared the top ten ebook sales number as...

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A reprinted 1934 book going viral on BookTok sends an unequivocal message to publishers sitting on backlists and to publishers who still think the internet is the enemy of reading

From Pandemic Panic to Pandemic Accommodation – global book fairs adjust to the New New Normal as Sharjah becomes world’s largest book fair

Podcastle attracts $7 million in fresh funding for its AI-driven podcast production platform

Bloomsbury acquires video streaming service, saying “streaming is a core strand in our strategic growth plans”

Hachette acquisition of Workman is a Pandemic-era consolidation tale where backlist is the key

As Pandemic Y2 unfolds, rethinking analogue approaches and embracing digital opportunities needs to be at the heart of 2021 publisher-think

Quibi’s failure is not a sign of impending doom for digital books subscription. Just the opposite

The IPA’s State of Publishing Reports offer new global perspectives

Publishing parallels: “We know that digital is the new normal. The consumer today is digitally grounded and simply will not revert back” – Nike CEO

Sharjah Publishers Club shows Arab publishers the power of social media to engage audiences and advance book sales

International Publishers Association – Arab Publishers Association Debate: “Publishing in the Arab World during the COVID-19 Pandemic”. Live on YouTube Monday 13 July

Bookstat misses 18% of Hachette UK top ten ebook sales

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