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Scholastic revenues down 13% in first financial quarter reflecting ‘retail softness’

Scholastic revenues down 13% in first financial quarter reflecting ‘retail softness’

Springer Nature chief financial officer Vest to step down with Dambeck to succeed

Springer Nature chief financial officer Vest to step down with Dambeck to succeed

Martin, Grisham and Picoult among 17 authors to file AI lawsuit

Martin, Grisham and Picoult among 17 authors to file AI lawsuit

Nihar Malaviya appointed permanent c.e.o. of Penguin Random House

Nihar Malaviya appointed permanent c.e.o. of Penguin Random House

Internet Archive files appeal in copyright case

Internet Archive files appeal in copyright case

Hou Xiaonan to speak at FBF 2023

Hou Xiaonan to speak at FBF 2023

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Queen Camilla and Brigitte Macron launch Anglo-French book prize

Queen Camilla and Brigitte Macron launch Anglo-French book prize

Scholastic revenues down 13% in first financial quarter reflecting ‘retail softness’

Scholastic revenues down 13% in first financial quarter reflecting ‘retail softness’

Springer Nature chief financial officer Vest to step down with Dambeck to succeed

Springer Nature chief financial officer Vest to step down with Dambeck to succeed

Martin, Grisham and Picoult among 17 authors to file AI lawsuit

Martin, Grisham and Picoult among 17 authors to file AI lawsuit

Nihar Malaviya appointed permanent c.e.o. of Penguin Random House

Nihar Malaviya appointed permanent c.e.o. of Penguin Random House

Academic publishers file copyright suit against LibGen citing ‘staggering’ infringement

Academic publishers file copyright suit against LibGen citing ‘staggering’ infringement

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Integrity and focus lie at the heart of Mercier Press’ 80-year success story

Integrity and focus lie at the heart of Mercier Press’ 80-year success story

Publishing director Deirdre Nolan looks to make waves in the Irish market with Eriu

Publishing director Deirdre Nolan looks to make waves in the Irish market with Eriu

Manga translators' pay fails to keep pace with the sector's recent growth spurt

Manga translators' pay fails to keep pace with the sector's recent growth spurt

Fledgling Gaelic list Dreathan-donn looks to spread the word far and wide

Fledgling Gaelic list Dreathan-donn looks to spread the word far and wide

New trio aim big after taking the helm of the Association of Scottish Literary Agents

New trio aim big after taking the helm of the Association of Scottish Literary Agents

Latest News

Queen Camilla and Brigitte Macron launch Anglo-French book prize

Queen Camilla and Brigitte Macron launch Anglo-French book prize

Scholastic revenues down 13% in first financial quarter reflecting ‘retail softness’

Scholastic revenues down 13% in first financial quarter reflecting ‘retail softness’

Springer Nature chief financial officer Vest to step down with Dambeck to succeed

Springer Nature chief financial officer Vest to step down with Dambeck to succeed

Martin, Grisham and Picoult among 17 authors to file AI lawsuit

Martin, Grisham and Picoult among 17 authors to file AI lawsuit

Nihar Malaviya appointed permanent c.e.o. of Penguin Random House

Nihar Malaviya appointed permanent c.e.o. of Penguin Random House

Academic publishers file copyright suit against LibGen citing ‘staggering’ infringement

Academic publishers file copyright suit against LibGen citing ‘staggering’ infringement

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by Gayle Feldman

Stuart ‘Buz’ Teacher’s latest project has contributions from more than 120 key players in the US publishing industry.

School of thought

School of thought

by Alison Tarrant

The School Library Association is hoping that every school can take steps towards becoming a Great School Library, despite the challenges.

Where are today's modernists?

Where are today's modernists?

by Chris McCabe

Experimental poetry is alive and kicking, but publishers need to give it a bigger platform.

The questions raised by KKR's S&S buy

The questions raised by KKR's S&S buy

by Gayle Feldman

Investment firm KKR has been interested in Simon & Schuster from the beginning.

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Friends like us

Friends like us

by Gayle Feldman

Stuart ‘Buz’ Teacher’s latest project has contributions from more than 120 key players in the US publishing industry.

School of thought

School of thought

by Alison Tarrant

Where are today's modernists?

Where are today's modernists?

by Chris McCabe

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