The Publishers Association backs the UK’s new £40bn education export strategy but demands Oak National Academy be geo-blocked to protect commercial interests.
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Barnes & Noble’s expansion and BookTok hype suggest a retail boom, but the data tells a different story. We’re not growing the market—just reshuffling it.
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How publishers misunderstand creativity—and why that matters for AI. Nadim Sadek’s psychological framework reveals publishing’s real competitive edge.
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Nadim Sadek’s ‘Quiver, don’t Quake’ reframes AI as creative partner, not threat. Essential reading for publishers navigating the AI revolution.
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India’s mandatory AI licensing proposal and voice AI leadership signal a reversal where emerging markets set standards the West must follow.
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Music labels partner with AI platforms through strategic settlements. Book publishers lack leverage. Why safe settlements may not be an option.
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Spotify’s audiobook entry sparks debate. While publishers see a new sales channel, authors report being left in the dark about deals and compensation, highlighting ongoing industry tensions.
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OpenAI’s launch of ‘Sora’ sparks a trademark dispute with OverDrive, highlighting risks of brand confusion and the importance of IP protection in AI innovation.
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AI won’t doom creative professionals. This article argues AI is a collaborator that elevates “average” work, augmenting human creativity for translators and authors.
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A deep dive into the seismic shift reshaping how readers find books – and what publishers must do about it
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In an era when anyone can generate a book, being able to create one worth reading becomes more valuable than ever.
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Publishing must move beyond fear to engage thoughtfully with AI. It’s a tool, not a threat—and human choices, not technology, determine outcomes.
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