Publishing Perspectives

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Copyright and AI

23 hours ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Creators for Europe United claims 10,000 signatories in its pro-copyright message aimed at the European Commission.
Some US Market Slippage in February

1 day ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

In February, trade paperback and hardback formats declined 1.4 percent and 4.9 percent respectively over the same month last year. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_AndersonDigital Audio Up Again, 6.4 Percent Year to Date In its October 2024 StatShot report released Tuesday (May 13), the Association of American Publishers (AAP) cites total United States market revenues across all categories down 1.9 percent by comparison to February 2024.
Audible Opens AI-Narration Production to Selected Publishers

2 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Selected publishers are working with an early release of Audible’s AI-voiced audiobook production, with translation and accents to follow.
2025 British Book Awards: Margaret Atwood Wins the Freedom to Publish Award

2 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

The trade honors announced at the 35th edition of the British Book Awards name Bloomsbury and Nosy Crow top publishers.
AAP's Pallante on the US Library of Congress and Copyright Office Firings

3 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

‘Is it all related to the Copyright Office’s AI report?’ The Association of American Publishers CEO Maria A. Pallante weighs events.
Norway's World Expression Forum in a 'Year of Resistance'

3 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

This year’s World Expression Forum (WEXFO) in June Goes brings frank, targeted discussion to the stage across myriad walks of life. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_Anderson‘Truthtellers Under Attack’ It’s clear that some of the most serious book publishing and literature events in Europe this season are picking up on the international vibe of political challenge, social concern, and economic uncertainty.
'Talking About Revolution' at Switzerland's Jan Michalski Foundation

3 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

The eighth edition of Fondation Jan Michalski’s Bibliotopia literary festival asks ‘Is revolutionary power a force for good?’By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_Anderson‘Set Our Tomorrows Free’ In Montricher, the Bibliotopia literary weekend festival is set to open its eighth edition on Friday (May 16) at the Fondation Jan Michalski, with a theme Talking About Revolution.
Bologna Children's Book Fair's 'Nearby Horizons' at Thessaloniki

3 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

The 2025 Thessaloniki International Book Fair had programming and exhibition contributions from its sister book fair in Bologna.
Italy Is Thessaloniki's Guest of Honor This Weekend

6 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

Thessaloniki International Book Fair has opened with Italy as guest of honor and more than 50 speakers on hand. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_AndersonCipolletta in Greece: ‘To Build Bridges and Sharing’ As the 19th edition of Greece’s Thessaloniki International Book Fair has opened today (May 8), Italy is the show’s guest of honor—only months after its turn in that role at Frankfurter Buchmesse in October 2024.
Stark Comments on AI

6 days ago | publishingperspectives.com | Porter Anderson

AAP chief Maria A. Pallante and HarperCollins’ Brian Murray describe ‘an unprecedented legal battle with Big Tech’ because of AI. By Porter Anderson, Editor-in-Chief | @Porter_AndersonA Fluke of Timing Seven minutes after the Association of American Publishers (AAP) opened its annual meeting at today (May 8), white smoke from the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City spooked several rooftop seagulls and signaled that a new pope had been selected in conclave.