“Attempts to purge schools of books” are part of “a partisan political battle fought in school board meetings and state legislatures” charges the National Coalition Against Censorship.

For a quarter-century, the business narrative across all sectors in publishing is a story of mergers and acquisitions.

Are Washington censors trying to block from publication "shocking details" of "a White House bent on circumventing the Constitution”?

To see into the future of media, exit Interstate 81 in Syracuse, New York, and head to the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.

Librarians miss you, and they want you back. That’s just one finding of an unprecedented survey of 4,000 librarians and patrons.

“We’re now seeing a 60% year-to-year increase in book challenges,” reports Andrew Albanese, Publishers Weekly.

“This is a platform by Africans, for Africans, on African research. It can’t get better than that,” says Joy Owango.

“The Authors Guild is thrilled the DOJ has taken on the case on behalf of authors,” notes PW’s Andrew Albanese. “But I think it is fair to say that Amazon remains in focus for many.”

Revealing insights on what pandemic lockdowns meant for drug researchers who also were caregivers.

“This acquisition would enable Penguin Random House, which is already the largest book publisher in the world, to exert outsized influence over which books are published in the United States and how m