An analysis of the e-commerce giant’s book sales points to structural challenges facing traditional bookstores. The post In Argentina, Mercado Libre’s Growth Exposes a Bookselling Divide appeared first on Publishing Perspectives .
With the sale, Bookwire reps say the company’s mission is now clear: “to be the best platform for the needs of publishing clients and media companies across audiobooks, e-books, and print-on-demand.” The post Citing Its Commitment to…
In response to Richard Charkin’s recent column “On the Changing World of Publishing,” a Thai publisher points out that technological efficiency does not mean equality of opportunity. The post Global Publishing: More Accessible, But For…
The briefs provide an outstanding resource for understanding the fault lines in the what has become perhaps the most closely watched AI lawsuit in the world, and more importantly, a cogent primer on what's at stake in our AI future. The…
Since its launch in 2015, the fund has supported the translation of 284 new Scottish-authored publications into approximately 45 languages in territories across the globe. The post Publishing Scotland Announces First Round of 2026/27…
Publishing analyst Carlo Carrenho kicks off the week with a review of the headlines from across the international publishing world. The post Around the Book World: Monday, November 2, 2026 appeared first on Publishing Perspectives .
Amid a growing number of disputes, TAA Executive Director Kim Pawlak asked the court to “consider and acknowledge the inherent burden on authors" in the $1.5 billion settlment claims process compared to the better-resourced publishers. The…
"It has been an unforgettable experience," Jobava says of her IPA presidency. "I will leave knowing, with more certainty than before, that publishers must take an active role in the future of our societies." The post ‘We Must Be Brave. We…