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Russia’s Eksmo-AST Plans Major Foreign Rights Campaign at Frankfurter Buchmesse

In News by Eugene GerdenMarch 12, 2018

Looking to increase its foreign rights sales, Eksmo-AST’s incoming general director says the company will go to the Frankfurter Buchmesse this year with a big list of children’s and literary titles.

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One Russian Textbook Publisher Sues Another Over Alleged Trademark Infringement

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenFebruary 23, 2018

Russian publisher Prosveshchenie accuses Ventana-Graf of wrongfully using its logo on thousands of textbooks—and that those books are therefore ‘counterfeit.’

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Marvel’s Spider-Man Widens His Web in Russia: Eksmo-AST Buys Into Comics

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenFebruary 9, 2018

Some 10 publishers in Russia have licenses to produce Marvel-branded content, but the comics publisher Kofilmo is counting on the size of Eksmo-AST to help it vanquish all foes.

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Russia’s Eksmo-AST Creates New Imprint To Capitalize on Growing Demand for Nonfiction

In News by Eugene GerdenDecember 4, 2017

As sales of nonfiction books increase in Russia, the country’s largest publisher, Eksmo-AST, opens a new nonfiction imprint, Bombora, to meet this demand.

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Russian Censorship Is Being Intensified; Translated Work Examined

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenAugust 17, 2017

As an American author and her Russian publisher reveal, literary censorship is ongoing, and reports indicate that Moscow is increasing its efforts.

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Russian Government Figures Put Book Piracy at 25 to 30 Percent

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenAugust 8, 2017

Russia’s book piracy problem seems to be getting worse: in a new survey, two out of three respondents say they believe downloading pirated content is legal.

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Russian Government Support Disappoints Publishers and Booksellers

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenJune 19, 2017

Without much in the way of economic initiatives, Russia’s support measures for publishers and booksellers leave most of the effort to regional governments.

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Denmark’s Egmont Ends 27 Years in Russian Children’s Book Market

In News by Eugene GerdenFebruary 24, 2017

Despite its stance among the top three children’s publishers in Russia, the Danish media corporation Egmont has sold its Russian operation to shareholders.

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Russian Anti-Monopoly Service Strikes Down Moscow Textbook Recommendations

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenNovember 15, 2016

Purchases of close to 200,000 copies of textbooks in some parts of the Moscow school system are deemed incorrectly influenced by municipal recommendations in favor of one publisher.

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LitRes Chief Has Goal of Leading Russian Audiobook Market

In News by Eugene GerdenOctober 13, 2016

Russia’s Eksmo-owned LitRes announces its goal to boost its current 7,000 audiobooks on offer to 50,000 of them—in five years.

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