Brian O’Leary, who retired on June 30, is widely credited with revitalizing the work of the organization, which is dedicated to advancing collaboration, standards, and progress across the book publishing industry.
Duke’s Allison Belan to Succeed Brian O’Leary at the Book Industry Study Group
Belan succeeds Brian O’Leary, who will retire from the role on June 30th.
Frankfurt: How Much Is Book Publishing Using AI?
A new study from BISG finds publishing workers reporting multiple pain points and serious ethical concerns, in AI usage.
Germany’s Bookwire: An ‘All About’ Event for the USA
Germany’s Bookwire offers another ‘All About’ digital event on September 19, this time on audio distribution in the US book market. Sponsored.
Germany’s Bookwire Stages ‘Shaping the Future of Digital Books’
Sponsored: On September 13, Bookwire’s ‘All About Multi-Format Publishing’ program will look at digital publishing developments.
Coronavirus Update: BISG’s Annual Meeting ‘Repositions’ Online
The Book Industry Study Group–focused on supply chain in the United States–is reformatting its annual meeting to a series of digital events held over weeks.
BISG’s ‘Evolution of Delivery’ Conference: Making Data Pay
From data-charged business to a library centered on a community’s needs, BISG’s ‘Making Information Pay’ event looks at the data driving us all.
Getting ‘Back to Purpose’: BISG’s New Leadership Outlines Next Moves
Working ‘to avoid the traditional divisions between digital and print,’ BISG’s Brian O’Leary is ready to talk about leading the trade organization forward.
Brian O’Leary on BISG at 40: ‘A Fresh Look at Everything’
As BISG members gather for a 40th annual meeting, the organization’s incoming director. Brian O’Leary, is focused on ‘execution and strategies.’
Rebus: Hugh McGuire on Riddling Out Open Textbooks
Publishing entrepreneur Hugh McGuire says he and his associates are ready to try to work out a pathway to true open textbooks on the Open Web, and he calls his and Boris Anthony’s concept Rebus.
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