At Guadalajara’s fair, Bologna Children’s Book Fair and Italy’s publishers are among market participants.
IPA’s Pansa at Guadalajara: ‘A Union of Cultures to Build’
The 37th iteration of the Guadalajara International Book Fair opens with IPA’s Karine Pansa flagging world publishing’s challenges.
At Guadalajara Book Fair: Guest of Honor EU Plans a Professional Program
The Guest of Honor EU program at Guadalajara includes a three-day program for European, Latin American, and Caribbean professionals.
Georgia’s EU Candidacy Advances: Amid ‘Resistance’
The Georgian stand at Frankfurt in October reflected the battle against cultural pressure in Tbilisi described by PEN America.
European Publishers Hail Parliament’s Book Sector Report
The European Parliament’s book-sector review names books and reading as “the second cultural activity” behind watching and listening.
Publishers Association Cheers the UK Rejoining Horizon
Boosting science research and publishing, says the Publishers Association’s Dan Conway, the UK’s Horizon/Copernicus move is good news.
Europe: A New Residence Map Pinpoints Opportunities for Translators
The ‘Translation in Motion’ program, under RECIT’s auspices, now has a graphical overview of residence programs for translators.
European Publishers Welcome Parliament’s ‘AI Act’ Draft Approval
Targeted instances of potential ‘artificial intelligence’ usage include ’emotion recognition systems’ and ‘predictive policing systems.’
Croatia’s Martina Vidaić Wins the European Union Prize for Literature
Under the European Union Prize for Literature’s new regime, the main prize for Martina Vidaić’s book is flanked by five special mentions.
At London Book Fair: Brexit and Creative Industry Funding
Describing an ‘inward-looking atmosphere,’ panelists at London Book Fair explored the funding impact of Brexit on the literature market.