I don't know how the two-tens are going for you so far, but they have got off to a distinctly weird start for me. I am being targeted by no less a monster than the legendary Hillside Strangler, Kenneth Bianchi.

Bianchi is credited with raping and murdering at least seven young women in five months in the late 1970s in Los Angeles. They...

Top US publishers are in 'secret' negotiations with Apple for the launch of the expected Apple Tablet/Slate/Pad later this month, with reports suggesting that they are seeking greater control over pricing and supply of digital material. The reports follow the piece in the...

The outlook for the children's market this year will be cautious, low risk and very traditional—despite publishers saying 2009 performed better than expected. The end of year collapse of Borders in particular has contributed to "setting the tone" for 2010, according to Stephanie Barton, managing director of Penguin Children...

Publishers are hopeful of emerging unscathed from Borders' collapse by recouping debts estimated by some to be between £5m and £7m from the ongoing sale of stock.

A Publishers Association committee led by Hachette UK deputy chairman Peter Roche met with the administrator MCR yesterday (2nd December), and was expected to...