Is it wise and worthwhile for publishers to move into their own branded distribution platform? The short answer is yes, provided they have enough of a niche.
The Classroom Library Co., a new St. Louis based educational distributor and publisher, is designed with the needs of the teacher in mind.
Lantern Books is a household name in Nigeria for publishing children’s textbooks and story books for young readers.
Bipin Shah, founder of Mapin Publishing, recounts how he ventured into publishing illustrated books on India for the rest of the world and built a global brand.
A new professional program and $300,000 to support translations marked 30 years of commitment to reading and literacy at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
Thomas Nelson Publishers will launch in Mexico with the goal of improving distribution of Spanish content.
Graphic novelist Alex de Campi is using Kickstarter to raise $27,000 to fund production of her latest project, including selling print, film and foreign rights.
Erin Cox interviews John Ingram, CEO of Ingram Content Holdings, talks about Ingram’s new global distribution venture called Global Connect, and about the company’s digital future.
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