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News, trends and opinions on book publishing from around the world. Our feature articles are written by journalists, authors, digital innovators and publishing professionals, each with specific knowledge and experience in their respective international markets.

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The Changing Face of Book Rights

In Europe, Frankfurt 2011, Resources by Edward NawotkaOctober 10, 2011

Agents sound off on key emerging markets, digital issues, agents-turned-publishers, the growth of film rights, and more prior to the start of the Frankfurt Book Fair.

Lucky US Librarians Get Free Pass to Madrid’s LIBER

In Europe by Guest ContributorOctober 7, 2011

At Madrid’s LIBER, 60 US librarians were invited guests of America Reads Spanish and the ALA, with goal of exposing them to a diversity of materials for their patrons.

UK Publishers, Agents Find Solidarity in Facing Digital Transition Together

In Europe by Edward NawotkaOctober 3, 2011

E-books, royalties, territoriality, piracy, agents as publishers, publishers as booksellers, on the agenda for UK book community at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair.

A Tour of India Finds Publishers Focused on the Digital Future

In Growth Markets by Vinutha MallyaSeptember 30, 2011

Digitization, translation, and copyright issues are the focus of a new circuit of publishing conferences in India — further proof India’s publishers intend to stay ahead of the curve.

The Power of Innovation in Publishing

In Digital by Edward NawotkaSeptember 28, 2011

French publishing service provider Jouve is launching an Innovation Department which is expected to deliver more than 20% of the turnover of the company 3 years.

After Disruptive Change, What’s Next for Scholarly Publishers?

In Digital by Edward NawotkaSeptember 27, 2011

Digital has disrupted scholarly publishing too, according to the 4th ALPSP International conference, organized by the Association of Learned and Professional Scholarly Publishers.

Paris’ Pierre Astier: A French Agent with an International Agenda

In Europe, Frankfurt 2011 by Olivia SnaijeSeptember 26, 2011

Paris literary agent Pierre Astier looked beyond an exclusively French clientele and discovered award-winning talent in places such as Macedonia and Iceland.

With Kid’s Books “It’s Not Just About the App, Dummkopf!”

In Europe, Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorSeptember 22, 2011

Children’s book publishers are enchanted by interactive apps, but forgoing the inherent market advantages of the basic e-book is a big mistake.

Ready Reader One: Why Gamification is Key to Publishing’s Future

In Digital by Daniel KalderSeptember 19, 2011

Gabe Zicherman explains that most people don’t buy books for a love of reading, but to be transported to another reality — something gamification can deliver.

Italy’s 40K Books: No Paper, No Attention Span, No Problem

In Europe, Frankfurt 2011 by Rachel AydtSeptember 16, 2011

Milan-based 40K Books is convinced that less is more, and offers e-books that can be read in 60 minutes or less.

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