The Norwich-based National Centre for Writing has announced the nine winners of its translator mentoring program.
At Frankfurter Buchmesse: IPA Events Open to Trade Visitors, Exhibitors
The International Publishers Association has a series of events during Frankfurt Book Fair, many open to trade visitors and exhibitors.
Accessibility: England’s National Centre’s Translator Mentoring
The UK’s National Centre for Writing adds mentoring for deaf, disabled, and neurodiverse translators to its language-based offers.
In Geneva: WIPO’s Marrakesh Treaty’s 10th Anniversary
In a program hailing the Marrakesh Treaty’s implementation in 119 nations so far, WIPO cheers the accord’s first decade.
The Netherlands’ Elsevier: Global Accessibility Certification
As Benetech’s iconic certification turns five years old, the research giant Elsevier receives its Global Certified Accessible designation.
Accessibility in Books: Australia’s New Publishing Guide
The Institute of Professional Editors in Australia has produced an end-to-end guide on accessible publishing two years in the making.
Madrid’s Readmagine: Skill Sets and ‘Human-Centric Digital Innovation’
First organized in 2006, Spain’s innovation-themed Readmagine industry-facing conference is set for June 7 to 9 in Madrid.
Pearson Named A Benetech Global Certified Accessible Publisher
The London-based educational publisher Pearson is designated today by Benetech as a ‘Global Certified Accessible Publisher.
IPA’s Karine Pansa at DBW: ‘A Big Wake-Up Call’ in Book Business Data
The need for coherent, actionable data impacts the progress world publishing can make on its prime challenges, IPA’s Karine Pansa says.
UK: Taylor & Francis Signs Accessible Publishing Charter
Taylor & Francis’ accessibility lead Stacy Scott has signed two charters in the company’s commitment to accessible publishing.