Hosts of Publishing Perspectives and Remote Daily’s podcast, Erin Cox and Felix Zeltner preview what attendees at this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair can expect, provide a few hacks, and discuss the new layout, director, and more. This podcast episode is sponsored by Audible.
Innovation with AI Abounds: The International Digital Publishing Award Announces 12 Finalists
The winners of the four categories for digital innovation and ingenuity in the global publishing industry will be announced at Frankfurter Buchmesse next week.
Around the Book World: September 28, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
Around the Book World: Monday, September 14th, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
New York University Announces Topics and Speakers for 2027 Advanced Publishing Institute
A two-day program designed for mid-to-senior level book publishing professionals from the United States and around the world, this year’s API will focus on “Innovation, Audience, and Analytics.”
Who is Narrating the Future? AI and the Audiobook Market
A new white paper released by Frankfurter Buchmesse and produced by Dosdoce.com shows the audio industry’s increasing adoption of AI, but still with some reservations.
U.S. Department of Justice Files Legal Brief Urging Court to Find AI Training to Be Fair Use
In a 20-page ‘Statement of Interest,” lawyers for the U.S. Department of Justice told the judge presiding over a closely-watched lawsuit that requiring “paid licensing” would “put U.S. AI companies at a competitive disadvantage.”
Recognizing ‘Human’ Contributions, Longlist Revealed for the 26th getAbstract International Book Award for ‘Business Impact’
The winners will be announced on October 8 at the 2026 Frankfurter Buchmesse.
Around the Book World: Monday, August 24th, 2026
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world.
U.S. Textbook Authors Sue OpenAI for Copyright Infringement
If AI companies are allowed to “continually update their content by ingesting new editions of textbooks as they come out,” instructors and schools may consider dropping textbook adoptions altogether in favor of “substitutes” that rely on the use of LLM models, the suit argues.