In depth: PA International Conference

With a flat or declining domestic market, exports have become more important than ever for UK publishers, with new and emerging markets more...

In depth: Book fairs 2013

London Book Fair 15th–17th April 2013 London, UK It will be all change at the 42nd annual London...

With e-books, tablets and social networks, the digital future of publishing seems less the stuff of science fiction and more an often...

The Bookseller 100 In association with: ...

In September the government launched its promised review into library e-book lending, chaired by publisher William Sieghart. Acknowledging...

Amidst the six and seven-figure deals, Arnold Schwarzenegger’s visit and the general hubbub in Hall 8 at the recent Frankfurt Book Fair,...

“I AM EXTREMELY motivated to keep the shops open and keep booksellers employed, and that is why I’m doing it. None of us are in this...

Shortlists often have surprises, some perhaps intentionally to get pundits and the Twitterati squawking—usually some variant of “...

Rovio, the Finnish company that enabled adults to become addicted to catapulting angry birds at pigs, is branching out into education...

When I first travelled to Africa I was told that the continent resembled the shape of a human heart. While publishing in the continent may be...

Double-dip recessions, riots in the streets over austerity measures, political shifts in national elections and the complete collapse of the...

The Bookseller: Rising Stars In Association with: ...

Booksellers are going through difficult times. Not only in Anglophone markets, but all over the world. The industry is changing at a pace that...