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IPA’s Michiel Kolman on China: ‘A $10 Billion Concern’

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonMarch 16, 2017

‘Last year there were five Chinese publishing companies in the world’s top 20,’ IPA’s new chief says at London Book Fair.

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Engaging the Threats Against Freedom to Publish

In Opinion & Commentary by Guest ContributorOctober 19, 2016

IPA president Richard Charkin writes about why publishers in countries with ‘inglorious track records on freedom to publish’ deserve the IPA’s support

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English PEN Awards 2016 Pinter Prize to Canada’s Margaret Atwood

In News by Porter AndersonJune 17, 2016

Hailing Harold Pinter’s ‘burning sense of injustice at human rights abuses and the repression of artists,’ Margaret Atwood is named to receive the award in October in London.

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American Publishers’ Freedom to Publish Honor for Bangladesh’s Shuddhashar

In News by Dennis AbramsMay 19, 2016

Recognizing ‘responsibilities to each other that transcend national borders,’ the Jeri Laber International Freedom To Publish Award was established in 1975.

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The IPA, the Arab World, and ‘Building Dialogue’: Bodour on the Controversy

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonMay 16, 2016

In a Publishing Perspectives exclusive, Bodour Al Qasimi reacts to the International Publishers Association’s recent membership controversy and looks at the Arab world’s industry in globalization.

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Canadian Libraries’ Progress on Ebook Pricing: Penguin Random House Leads the Way

In Feature Articles by Carla DouglasApril 20, 2016

‘We are advocating for a hybrid of existing pricing models that introduces fairness and flexibility’ into what Canada’s libraries pay for ebooks.’

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India, Thailand, Turkey: Challenging Centers of Publishing in a Postcolonial World

In News by Olivia SnaijeApril 19, 2016

‘When you are from semi-democracies you don’t have the luxury of being apolitical.’ A panel in London addresses publishing in a postcolonial era: London and New York are hardly the only hubs today.

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Norway’s ICORN Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary in Sheltering Writers at Risk

In News by Dennis AbramsApril 18, 2016

Listing 53 world ‘cities of refuge’ and 115 writers assisted with protection, ICORN looks at its success to date and needs still unmet.

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Asia, North and South America, Africa, Europe Featured in London Book Fair’s Excellence Awards

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonApril 12, 2016

France, Australia, US, China, Sudan, Brazil, Poland, New Zealand and more factor into the honors: New Bookstore of the Year category a popular favorite.

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Ahead of LBF at IPA Congress: Many Publishers, Great and Small

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonApril 11, 2016

Dichotomies of local and global, major and modest, resonated throughout the International Publishers Association’s 31st Congress, convened in the run-up to London Book Fair.

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