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In the US election this month, books bans and public school teaching restrictions remained hot button issues, according to Andrew Albanese, Publishers Weekly senior writer.

For a close reading of Judge Florence Pans ruling to block Penguin Random Houses proposed acquisition of Simon & Schuster, CCCs Chris Kenneally spoke with Michael Cader of Publishers Lunch.

With one especially dominant firm in the market, there would be fewer bidders for book rights with negative impact on negotiations for those rights.

The trick to making ebooks accessible and even beautiful is to think of them as software, says Jens Trger, Bookalope founder.

Upon review of the extensive record and careful consideration of the parties arguments, the government successfully showed that the effect of the proposed merger, may be to substantially to lessen

Publishers and universities are developing innovative business models for publishing and selling textbooks to help more students afford college in their chosen fields of study.

Supply chain issues have troubled book publishers since the pandemic began over two and a half years ago. As 2022 nears its end, the logistics gremlins are dramatically showing up in the bottom line.

Data quality is fundamental in a data-driven decision-making world

The worlds largest publishing conference returned to the famous Frankfurter Messe this week.