From soaring costs to the competition of subscriptions: HarperCollins UK CEO Charlie Redmayne on the fundamentals at Frankfurt.
Più libri più liberi: AIE and Aldus UP’s Professional Program
The 2022 edition of Italy’s public-facing book fair ‘Più libri più liberi’ features sessions for professionals at Rome’s La Nuvola.
Frankfurter Buchmesse’s Kathrin Grün Leaves for the Museum Reinhard Ernst
The 13-year lead in communications and public relations at Frankfurt is taking a position with Wiesbaden’s new Museum Reinhard Ernst.
Wiley Announces a New Extension of Its Projekt DEAL Agreement
By year’s end, Wiley says, 28 percent of its journal portfolio will be fully open access. This is its fifth-year Projekt Deal extension.
Rights Roundup: On the Other Side of Frankfurt
As the year wends its way toward its exit, we have new rights action reported to us for today’, in this chilly post-Frankfurt autumn.
Livres Canada Books: 50 Years Supporting Canadian Publishing
From book fair stands to support for diversity and accessibility, Livres Canada Books is celebrating 50 years of key support for the Canadian book industry. (Sponsored)
Sweden’s Storytel Issues 8.8 Million Class B Shares
Storytel issues 8.8 million class B shares, worth approximately 400 million Swedish krona, with Finnish publisher Otava as one of its new shareholders.
Boos and Budianta: ‘Celebrating Diversity’ in Jakarta
The closing panel of the 2022 IPA International Publishers Congress looks the responsibility to increase diversity in book publishing.
Madrid’s Eva Orúe: ‘A Mood for a Book Fair’
Madrid’s book fair director Eva Orúe is the first woman in the role in 80 years. And she has a UNESCO World Heritage venue to protect.
The Publishing Perspectives Forum at Frankfurt: ‘What Young Readers Need’
The pandemic, branding, and geopolitical politics were on the table in Juergen Boos’ conversation with CEOs of Scholastic and Ravensburger.