Publishing Perspectives Navigation
  • Home
  • Features
  • News
  • Magazines
  • Rights
    • Submit Rights Deal
  • About Us
    • Contact
    • Advertise
  • Subscribe
  • Search
  • Home
  • Features
  • News
  • Magazines
  • Rights
    • Submit Rights Deal
  • About Us
    • Contact
    • Advertise
  • Subscribe
  • Search

Tag Archive

View Post

Blockchain and Potential Implications for International Book Publishing

In Feature Articles by Guest ContributorOctober 9, 2017

The technology that powers Bitcoin has the potential to transform many other industries. In publishing, it could impact sales, rights, contracts, and more.

View Post

In the UK, Penguin Random House v. Amazon is New Normal

In Feature Articles by Roger TagholmJune 1, 2015

Strike up the band: Amazon and Penguin Random House are in a contract dispute in the UK, prompting another round of hand-wringing and buy-button action.

View Post

Skirting the Juniper Brambles: A Translator Narrowly Misses Getting Trapped in the Copyright Thicket

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorApril 23, 2015

Literary translator Anne Milano Appel recounts a copyright battle with a publisher, with attorney Erach Screwvala offering legal commentary on the dispute.

View Post

In the UK, Traditional Publishing’s Pay for Authors “Not Fair”

In News by Dennis AbramsJuly 14, 2014

In the UK, the Society of Authors’ chief executive claims that traditional publishers’ terms ‘are no longer fair or sustainable’ for author’s to make a living.

View Post

Why Arabic Epublishing Didn’t Work Then…and Could Work Now

In Discussion by Ramy HabeebMay 5, 2014

Ramy Habeeb, founder of Kotobarabia — the first Arabic ebookstore — explains the mistakes he made and what needs to happen now to make Arabic ebooks viable.

View Post

Digital Strategies: Automating Rights and Permissions

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonOctober 21, 2013

Robert Kasher, a consultant with Firstsource and digi-EXPress, argues that automating publishing rights and permission should be a priority for the digital age.

View Post

Ether for Authors: Looking for AWP’s Leadership

In What's the Buzz by Porter AndersonMarch 11, 2013

Porter Anderson’s recap of publishing buzz eviscerates AWP’s poor leadership, covers SFWA’s battle with Random’s new contracts, Richard Nash’s defense of literature and more.

View Post

What is the Appropriate Term for a Book Contract?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaFebruary 1, 2012

With digitization offering authors new opportunities faster that publishers can take advantage of them, long book contracts grow increasingly unattractive.

View Post

A Self-Help Rights Guide for Independent Publishers

In Europe by Amanda DeMarcoFebruary 1, 2012

Petra Hardt, Foreign Rights Director at Berlin’s Suhrkamp Verlag, has written ‘Rights: Buying. Protecting. Selling’ to help publishers make the best choices.

View Post

When a Lawyer is Better Than an Agent

In Global Trade Talk by Edward NawotkaDecember 6, 2011

Amanda Knox hired attorney Robert Barnett to represent her to publishers for a reason: she’s going to save tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees.

  • Page 1 of 2
  • 1
  • 2
  • →

SUBSCRIBE

Sign up to get our FREE email edition, Monday to Friday!

SUBSCRIBE »

Browse Popular Topics

Authors
Bestsellers
Book Prizes
Book Sales
Bookselling
Children’s Books
Digital Publishing
Distribution
Education
Frankfurt Book Fair
Literature
London Book Fair
Marketing
Reading
Rights
Statistics
Translation
Writing

Browse Countries / Regions

Africa
Asia
Australia
Brazil
Canada
China
Europe
France
Germany
India
Italy
Latin America
Mexico
Middle East
Russia
Southeast Asia
Spain
Turkey
USA
UK
Publishing Perspectives | 30 Irving Place, 4th Floor, New York NY, 10003 | +1-212-794-2851 | newsletter@publishingperspectives.com
  • Subscribe
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Terms
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advertise