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31st January 2025

31st January 2025

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Casemate UK rebrands to Script Publisher Services and bolsters board

Casemate UK rebrands to Script Publisher Services and bolsters board

WH Smith Travel revenue rises as high street flags

WH Smith Travel revenue rises as high street flags

Hanser Verlag announces 'pioneering' deal to supply English-language edition of TC Boyle novel in Europe

Hanser Verlag announces 'pioneering' deal to supply English-language edition of TC Boyle novel in Europe

DK Verlag MD Monika Schlitzer to retire, Heike Fassbender to take over

DK Verlag MD Monika Schlitzer to retire, Heike Fassbender to take over

Penguin Random House acquires Australian indie Text Publishing

Penguin Random House acquires Australian indie Text Publishing

Creative Rights in AI Coalition criticises government for 'blindly following' EU stance on data mining

Creative Rights in AI Coalition criticises government for 'blindly following' EU stance on data mining

Latest News

Casemate UK rebrands to Script Publisher Services and bolsters board

Casemate UK rebrands to Script Publisher Services and bolsters board

WH Smith Travel revenue rises as high street flags

WH Smith Travel revenue rises as high street flags

Hanser Verlag announces 'pioneering' deal to supply English-language edition of TC Boyle novel in Europe

Hanser Verlag announces 'pioneering' deal to supply English-language edition of TC Boyle novel in Europe

DK Verlag MD Monika Schlitzer to retire, Heike Fassbender to take over

DK Verlag MD Monika Schlitzer to retire, Heike Fassbender to take over

Penguin Random House acquires Australian indie Text Publishing

Penguin Random House acquires Australian indie Text Publishing

Creative Rights in AI Coalition criticises government for 'blindly following' EU stance on data mining

Creative Rights in AI Coalition criticises government for 'blindly following' EU stance on data mining

Latest Features

Translation rights sales on the rise for university presses, despite roadblocks

Translation rights sales on the rise for university presses, despite roadblocks

Molto bene: Italian market reaps post-pandemic gains despite flatlining

Molto bene: Italian market reaps post-pandemic gains despite flatlining

Can the current purple patch for New Adult publishing be sustained?

Can the current purple patch for New Adult publishing be sustained?

Deals of FBF past: The return of the Mushens-o-meter

Deals of FBF past: The return of the Mushens-o-meter

Global 50 Publishing Ranking 2024: profitability continues to rise, but sales are not soaring

Global 50 Publishing Ranking 2024: profitability continues to rise, but sales are not soaring

Latest News

Casemate UK rebrands to Script Publisher Services and bolsters board

Casemate UK rebrands to Script Publisher Services and bolsters board

WH Smith Travel revenue rises as high street flags

WH Smith Travel revenue rises as high street flags

Hanser Verlag announces 'pioneering' deal to supply English-language edition of TC Boyle novel in Europe

Hanser Verlag announces 'pioneering' deal to supply English-language edition of TC Boyle novel in Europe

DK Verlag MD Monika Schlitzer to retire, Heike Fassbender to take over

DK Verlag MD Monika Schlitzer to retire, Heike Fassbender to take over

Penguin Random House acquires Australian indie Text Publishing

Penguin Random House acquires Australian indie Text Publishing

Creative Rights in AI Coalition criticises government for 'blindly following' EU stance on data mining

Creative Rights in AI Coalition criticises government for 'blindly following' EU stance on data mining

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

The fight against misinformation is on

The fight against misinformation is on

by Amelia Fairney

... and publishing needs to arm itself.

Buy banned books

Buy banned books

by Bénédicte Eustache

Freedom of speech looks unlikely to improve in 2025. We must all do our bit.

What big publishers can do for small presses

What big publishers can do for small presses

by Aaron Kent

How can major publishers create space for the small presses that keep the literary scene afloat?

New Years

New Years

by Natasha Tripney

A new production of Annie Ernaux’s influential novel couldn’t be more timely.

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

The fight against misinformation is on

The fight against misinformation is on

by Amelia Fairney

... and publishing needs to arm itself.

Buy banned books

Buy banned books

by Bénédicte Eustache

What big publishers can do for small presses

What big publishers can do for small presses

by Aaron Kent

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