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Hachette’s new clothes

Philip Jones reflects on Hachette's acquisition of Bookouture and what it means for both parties. Read more

The least favoured

Philip Jones analyses Amazon's new e-book offer, what led to it and what it could mean for the future of the e-book market. Read more

Pottermore’s publishing push

Philip Jones reflects on Pottermore's latest move and explores the future of the business. Read more

Changing the game

Philip Jones on why Hachette UK’s acquisition of mobile games company Neon Play could be a game-changer. Read more

Will recommendation algorithms always be trumped by the personal touch?

In a market with seemingly endless choice, Michael Bhaskar asks if recommendation algorithms will always be trumped by the personal touch? Read more

Cat's cradle

Content industries are defined by the formats they use, confined by the speed at which they operate, and refined by the way their audience behaves.... Read more

Breaking the page

Think about the book of the future. The possibilities are endless . . . and tempting. We can add video, multiple narra- tive paths and... Read more

Hope and glory

I have spent much of the past six months thinking through how digital impacts this business, as part of the process of programming The Bookseller’s... Read more

What we want to discuss

I am delighted to have been asked to chair this year’s FutureBook Conference, and look forward to working with the team to curate a... Read more

Writing the FutureBook

This year’s fifth anniversary FutureBook Conference brings together more than 50 speakers from across the media world for a day of reckoning, realisation... Read more

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