Publishing Perspectives

Publishing Perspectives is a digital magazine focused on the business side of the global book industry. It highlights the latest trends, key individuals, and companies that are influencing the world of publishing. This magazine is popular among publishers, literary agents, scouts, authors, service providers, and experts in the publishing field, making it a top resource for anyone interested in global book publishing.

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The Upcoming Paris Book Market in Its Fourth Year

5 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Éric Dupuy

This week’s Paris Book Market rights-trading program has a new alignment with The Netherlands’ embassy. By Eric Dupuy | @dupericoSee also: France’s BIEF Rebrands Itself ‘France LivreSome 269 International Publishers This Week Coming Thursday and Friday (June 5 and 6), the Paris Book Market has become a key meeting point for francophone publishing.
In Iceland: A Focus on Bousalem Sansal at Reykjavik International Literary Festival

1 week ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Entering its fourth decade, the Reykjavik festival uses its ‘Absent Author’ series to feature the jailed Sansal.
At Readmagine: Publishing, Policymakers, and Advocacy

1 week ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

On the agenda at the 2025 Readmagine in Madrid: publishers—and their need to advocate on policy.
The French Publishing Network'

1 week ago | publishingperspectives.com | Éric Dupuy

The lead promotional organization for French literature rebrands itself to address ‘a communication challenge.’ By Eric Dupuy | @duperico Reinforcing Partnerships, Expanding International Reach’ Today (May 27), one of the oldest and best-known brands in French literature’s international reach, the Bureau international de l’Édition française (BIEF), has announced a new name for itself: After more than 150 years of promoting French literature worldwide, France’s premiere publishing export...
Exploring Innovation, Skills, Collaboration

1 week ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Madrid’s Readmagine opens with the values that publishing finds in new developments: good training and talent. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_AndersonTalent Attraction and Training in Publishing In its 12th year, the Readmagine conference at Madrid’s Casa del Lector complex has an over-arching theme that captures its own, popular annual focus in the international book industry: Alive and Kicking: Innovation in the Book Industry.
'Potential and Challenges'

1 week ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

The 2027 Frankfurter Buchmesse guest of honor, Chile, hosts a CONTEC conference with visiting publishers. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_AndersonMay 28 to 30, Santiago de Chile In the run-up to the 2027 Guest of Honor Chile program at Frankfurter Buchmesse (this year the Philippines as guest of honor, October 15 to 19), another of Frankfurt’s CONTEC conference programs is set to be held this week, opening in Santiago de Chile on Wednesday (May 28).
'Democracies Depend on Reading'

1 week ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Europe’s DemRead project—’Democracies Depend on Reading’—launches in the autumn. The World Expression Forum has an update.
Publishers Association's Dan Conway on an AI Transparency Disappointment

2 weeks ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Dan Conway: ‘the level of engagement the bill received in both houses of parliament is a huge achievement for our industry.”By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_AndersonAlso: A ‘Copyright Exhaustion’ Decision Marking a disappointing point in the saga of the United Kingdom’s AI-policy Data Bill, the Publishers Association‘s CEO Dan Conway tells the press today (May 22).
The Demands of, and Demand for, Print on Demand

2 weeks ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

New Delhi’s Arpita Das looks at the value of Print on Demand, the bias some hold against it, and the state of PoD in her market today. By Arpita Das | @arpitayodapress‘Ultimately Print on Demand Is Winning’ A couple of years before we headed into the first pandemic lockdown in India (25 March to 31 may 2020), my colleagues and I took tentative steps toward putting our backlist on PoD (print on demand).
In Brussels, a Call for Proper AI Act Implementation

2 weeks ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

‘Stay True to the Act, Stay True to Culture’ held a meeting in Brussels on May 20, amid fears about AI policy implementation in the EU.