It’s not so surprising that LGBT employees are happier at companies that are strong on diversity, but it’s also true that straight employees are more likely to apply to more diverse companies and feel happier there and stay longer.

Woodward's "Fear" is a perfect storm for publisher Simon & Schuster

Bangladesh, as you understand, is a very small and highly populous country in South Asia, better known for its natural disasters and other climatic impacts. But we do research, and we do publish our journals.

Much of what publishers do with library e-book pricing is about defending other markets

“Where you have recurring revenue streams, you have a measure of predictability of the returns on rights. Essentially rights become something like a financial asset class in its own right.”

Parneros’ complaint portrays B&N as a company in turmoil; the B&N board labeled the the charges, “nothing but an attempt to extort money.

IBPA is making its voice heard in a new podcast series

The book publishing industry must reckon with a future that may have fewer readers in it.

Signs are that books have somehow dodged the same slings and arrows that grievously wounded other physical media

“Over the last three years, adult fiction sales are down 10.5%. That to me is an eye-opening statistic, especially given the great fiction we’ve seen in recent years. The good news is that those declines have been offset by surging nonfiction sales,