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Nielsen BookData Opens a Third Annual Industry-Wide Awards Survey

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonJuly 18, 2022

Looking at how industry professionals see the dynamics and value of book awards, Nielsen opens a new 10-minute survey.

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Edwige-Renée Dro and Côte d’Ivoire’s ‘1949’ Library of Women’s Writings

In News by Olivia SnaijeMarch 8, 2022

International Women’s Day: Côte d’Ivoire has a library centered on literature written by African and Black women.

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Russian Court Closes Memorial International, 2021 Michalski Prize Winner

In News by Porter AndersonDecember 28, 2021

In what France’s foreign minister terms ‘a terrible loss,’ Moscow’s high court closes the organization and publisher Memorial International.

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An Exposé of the ‘Ostarbeiter’ Wins Switzerland’s 50,000-Franc Jan Michalski Prize

In News by Porter AndersonNovember 23, 2021

The Jan Michalski Prize for Literature honors Georgia Thomson’s new translation of the title about East European victims of Nazi forced labor.

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During Frankfurt: Springer Nature Offers Auto-Translation for Research

In News by Porter AndersonOctober 19, 2021

The newly piloted program from Springer Nature translates into English from Chinese, Japanese, Spanish and Portuguese and French.

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Switzerland’s 2020 Jan Michalski Foundation Prize Goes to Mia Couto

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonDecember 11, 2020

The Jan Michalski Prize jury awards Mia Couto with its 2020 honor for his ‘Sands of the Emperor’ trilogy on Mozambique.

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Words Without Borders in December: Female Sudanese Novelists ‘Caught in a Limbo’

In News by Porter AndersonDecember 2, 2020

‘Not being Arab nor African enough,’ translator Sawad Hussain writes, female writers aren’t supported by Sudan’s ‘literary ecosystem.’

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World KidLit: Translation Rights and Challenges in Children’s Books

In News by Olivia SnaijeSeptember 25, 2020

In an upcoming digital discussion, World Kid Lit, focused on translated literature for children, will hear from translators.

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Prosveshchenie and Pearson in Educational Content Distribution Deal in Russia

In Feature Articles by Eugene GerdenJuly 2, 2018

In Russia, there is a growing demand for English language learning. Russian publisher Prosveshchenie announces a joint venture with Pearson to supply educational material to the market

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If English Is the New Lingua Franca, Is Diversity Promoted? Or Limited?

In News by Carla DouglasMay 2, 2018

At Cambridge University Press, Paul Colbert is seeing a growing demand for English-language learning materials. Here he discusses the good and bad of English as a lingua franca.

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