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A Glimpse at Australia’s 2011 Book Market

February 3, 2012
A Glimpse at Australia’s 2011 Book Market

A look at the major developments in the Australian book marketing in 2011 in a report by Booksellers NZ

What Makes a Great Comic Book Store?

January 30, 2012
What Makes a Great Comic Book Store?

The one thing a great comics book store must do -- unlike a bookstore -- is ensure you never forget your in a comic book store.

Perhaps the Greatest Comics Book Store in the World

January 30, 2012
Perhaps the Greatest Comics Book Store in the World

'People don’t revere the old comics enough,' says Manuel Morin, owner of Paris' BD Spirit, which offers 50-80,000 titles, many of them collectors items.

What Can Waterstones Learn from Russian Bookselling?

January 26, 2012
What Can Waterstones Learn from Russian Bookselling?

For a westerner, Moscow's bookstores can feel like returning to a lost world and, with a new Russian owner, Waterstones might benefit from their example.

Caviar, Vodka, Books: Waterstones to Open Russian Mini-store

January 26, 2012
Caviar, Vodka, Books: Waterstones to Open Russian Mini-store

Waterstones is to launch a Russian bookshop within its flagship store in London’s Piccadilly, offering 5,000 Russian language titles and translations.

European Bookselling: FNAC’s Family Focus, Thalia v. Amazon

January 16, 2012
European Bookselling: FNAC’s Family Focus, Thalia v. Amazon

France's FNAC will focus on families and children, while Germany's Thalia will work on e-commerce efforts, ways to boost sales amid increased competition.

Waterstones and Apostrophes: Battered on All Fonts

January 11, 2012
Waterstones and Apostrophes: Battered on All Fonts

So, Waterstones dropped the apostrophe from its name. Well, you’ve got to feel sorry for them--and for those little bits of type: they’re battered on all fonts.

Officially Speaking, the Number of Bookstores is on the Rise in Iran

January 10, 2012
Officially Speaking, the Number of Bookstores is on the Rise in Iran

The number bookstores in Tehran rose from 858 to 895 in 2010, according to the Iran Book News Agency. Overall, 198 new bookstores opened in Iran last year.

Trends in American Publishing: 2011 in Review

December 23, 2011
Trends in American Publishing: 2011 in Review

In 2011 self-publishing and e-books turned the industry on its head. But Barnes & Noble, Amazon and Harry Potter still made headlines.

SURVEY: Have You Ever Bought an E-book from Overseas?

December 22, 2011
SURVEY: Have You Ever Bought an E-book from Overseas?

E-books are breaking down territories by allowing English-speakers the world over to buy books from anywhere and vice-versa. But have you partaken?

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