Shortly after presenting the Danish AI specialists’ Manuscript Evaluation software at Publishers’ Forum, UNSILO announces a partnership with Wiley.
Industry Notes: Publishing Scotland Opens Translation Grants, Wiley’s Mark Allin Resigns
The Publishing Scotland translation fund sets a deadline of August 4 for applications, and Mark Allin departs after 16 years at Wiley.
Publishing in Tumultuous Times: Wiley’s Statement of Values
‘We thrive when our authors and partners are free to work and travel across borders,’ writes Wiley’s Mark Allin on his company’s core values.
Wiley’s Philip Carpenter Looks Back on a Career in Academic Publishing
‘The best thing any leader can do is simply to listen,’ outgoing Wiley research executive vice-president Philip Carpenter says as he reflects on his academic publishing career.
‘The Markets’ at Frankfurt: Reach and Responsibility
From education to the trade, Frankfurt Book Fair’s opening is stressing freedom of expression and the responsibilities that go along with it.
International Industry Notes: Nielsen’s ISBN Store, Wiley’s Purchase
In the UK, Nielsen’s ISBN program has stepped into the digital age with what it describes as sure-footed grace. In the US, an internationally placed STM content platform is bought by a customer.
‘Maximize the Rights Impact of a Book’: A Few Words With Kris Kliemann
‘Rights and permission revenue is a low-cost, high-margin business,’ says Kris Kliemann, who speaks on June 13 at our rights conference in New York City.
Dummies Turns 25 with New Look: In Print and Online
As the ‘For Dummies’ series from Wiley reaches its 20th anniversary, the iconic brand will be redesigned for the modern how-to market.
Peter Wiley Reflects on a Lifetime in Publishing
Heading into retirement, Peter Booth Wiley reflects on his lifelong career in publishing and the monumental transition from print to digital.
To Automate or Not to Automate the Rights Business?
At a Publishers Weekly event in NYC, rights directors and agents discussed how automation and standards would improve the book rights business.