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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

Noisy neighbours

Being the biggest only makes sense if you can also be the best. Last year four of the 10 bestselling print titles of the year... Read more

2015: The shape of things to come

This time last year I wrote that we were just beginning to see the future shape of conglomerate publishing as the merger of Random... Read more

Agency returned

After more than six months and some of the most heated arguments I've ever seen in the book business (although rarely between the two protagonists)... Read more

The infant phenomenon

In Nicholas Nickleby, “the Infant Phenomenon” Ninetta Crummles is hailed by her parents as a marvel of talent and acting ability; a pocket titan, ready... Read more

Review of 2018: Publishers

In our Review of 2018, we look at the earnings of the UK's four biggest publishers through the TCM last year. Read more

Hachette to pay EU staff’s Brexit application costs

Hachette will cover the cost for any employees who are European Union nationals applying for settled and pre-settled status to continue living in the UK... Read more

Bookouture plans US push in 2019 with recruitment drive

Bookouture has revealed it is building a third editorial team, with a particular focus on the US market, as part of fresh plans to expand... Read more

Hachette's gender pay gap challenge meets with silence

Hachette UK’s challenge to all major publishers to present their gender pay gaps in a more “transparent” way has been met with silence from the... Read more

Futurebook: Shelley urges against 'complacency' in publishing on diversity

Hachette chief executive David Shelley has called for greater strides in inclusion and diversity in his Futurebook keynote. Read more

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