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UPDATED: Apple’s iBookstore Opens in Latin America, New Zealand

In News by Alex MutterOctober 22, 2012

With the iBookstore opening in most of Central and South America, Apple has beaten Kobo and Amazon into the Latin American e-book market.

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Spain’s LIBER Reinvents, Prioritizing Training and Digital

In Feature Articles by Julieta LionettiOctober 4, 2012

Spain’s LIBER publishing trade show opened this week in Barcelona, where changes reflect new economic and digital realities, and a focus on professionalization.

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Nostalgia Can’t Stop Latin America’s Imminent Digital Future

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorOctober 1, 2012

Despite the nostalgia for print at a recent e-book symposium in Mexico, regional publishers are finally ready to fight for “pole position” in the race to digital.

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In Buenos Aires, A New Digital Publisher Challenges Assumptions, Gorillas

In Feature Articles by Julieta LionettiOctober 1, 2012

Los-Proyectos is a new, DRM-free digital first fiction publisher in Buenos Aires whose passion defies cynicism and conventional thinking about e-books.

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The Spanish Vacancy of J. K. Rowling

In Spanish World Book News by Julieta LionettiSeptember 27, 2012

With no Spanish translation of The Casual Vacancy available, fans are taking matters into their own hands and crowdsourcing a pirate translation.

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Puerto Rico’s “Festival de la Palabra” Features Diversity of Int’l Talent

In Spanish World Book News by Julieta LionettiSeptember 25, 2012

This October 4-7 Puerto Rico’s Festival de la Palabra will host to 60 established and emerging writers from Puerto Rico, Latin America, and around the world.

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Report Confirms Nightmare Year for Spanish Publishers, Bankruptcies Loom

In Spanish World Book News by Julieta LionettiJuly 5, 2012

A grim report by the Spanish Publishers’ Guild shows an industry in a downward spiral, with few bright spots and bankruptcies expected later this year.

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Argentine Survey Picks Top 50 People in Spanish-Language Publishing

In Resources, Spanish World Book News by Edward NawotkaMay 9, 2012

A Buenos Aires Book Fair survey names ‘the 50 publishing professionals whose actions have had the strongest impact on their colleagues over the last years.’

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Asymmetry in the Spanish Book World: Spain vs. Latin America

In Spanish World Book News by Julieta LionettiMarch 8, 2012

In 2010 Latin America produced nearly as many books as Spain yet absorbed 20% of Spain’s overall production, while Spain took in just 2% of Latin America’s.

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Is the Future of Indie Publishing in Mexico Digital?

In Spanish World Book News by Julieta LionettiMarch 8, 2012

Mexico has more than 100 indies struggling to survive, often as literary publishers. Some embrace e-books, others balk. Could digital by their lifeline?

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