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The Public Library in a Disruptive Age
Why libraries still matter in a world of smartphones and what can be done to ensure their survival.
National Book Awards Has High Watt Star Power
The 68th National Book Awards were held Wednesday at Cipriani New York; the parade of glitterati included actress Anne Hathaway and former President Bill Clinton—now one of a family of three bestselling authors.
Setting The Tone
Maintaining an inclusive workplace means addressing more than cultural differences
Libraries Winners On Election Day
Of 37 library-related ballot measures in 16 states, 27 were passed, including a $125 million New Jersey Library Construction Bond
StoryDrive Coming to Singapore
People come to Singapore to exchange knowledge and to exchange publishing rights
Publishing’s Women Losing The Numbers Game
Women in book publishing are in more of the jobs than ever but occupy fewer than half the managerial positions.
Book Business Women Say #MeToo
Executives, editors and salespeople have endured everything from harassment to assault.
Machine-To-Machine Media E-Commerce
Until code entirely does away with contracts human beings will continue to add a value that no machine ever can.
Among 2017’s Best A Memoir of Caste
“It’s a rare feat when a personal story clearly elucidates hotly-contested political battles. Gidla’s deep generosity of spirit is evident on every page.”
The Business Behind Diversity in Scholarly Research
“Diversity and inclusion are worthy pursuits in their own rights – but they are also business imperatives.”
A Politicized Frankfurt Raises Questions
This year, Germany is a bit on edge politically, and it should surprise no one that protest came to the Frankfurt Book Fair.
Mastering Open Access for Universities
Business-minded application and standards can serve to streamline the workflow for everyone.