Seminars
Welcome to The Bookseller.com seminars and conferences page.
The objective of our conference programme is to gather together leaders, commentators, publishers, booksellers, editors and authors to discuss, impart knowledge and generally thrash out all the pertinent issues and developments affecting the book industry in the 21st century.
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Keep checking this page for more information about this year's conferences.
If you would like news about our events as soon as it's available, please email sally.poulier@bookseller.co.uk with your contact details.
2010 dates for the diary:
10th June 2010 - The Bookseller Design Conference
30th September 2010 - The Bookseller Children's Annual Conference
25th November 2010 - FUTUReBOOK, The Bookseller Digital Conference 2010
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FUTUReBOOK: The Bookseller Digital Conference 2009
For news stories from our FUTUReBOOK event please click here
FUTUReBOOK is an annual full day event brought to you by Bookseller conferences and events which focuses this year on the emerging market for e-books, with a programme of content to inform and inspire publishers as they stake out their territory in this ever more challenging business landscape.
Hear the latest ideas from those at the heart of the emerging e-books market, and be inspired to adapt your business to tap new potential revenue streams.

Previous seminars:

1st October 2009 The Commonwealth Club London
Looking to the future of children's books and bookselling...
- Find out what has been selling in 2009 and hear predictions for the Christmas market from Nielsen BookScan
- Key players in supermarket, online and book club retailing discuss the children's market and opportunities to grow children's sales
- What is the potential for children's e-book sales and online retailing?
- Real life digital initiatives that could help inform your digital strategies
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The Bookseller Design Seminar
LEARN HOW TO MARRY COMMERCIAL PRESSURES WITH DESIGN EXCELLENCE
THURSDAY 21st MAY 2009
Click here to view the programme
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