All Episodes
A Compass For the Scholarly Publishing Journey
A watch is handy for meeting trains and catching planes, but a compass will get you where you’re going.
Publishing Opens Its Salary Wallet
Publishing industry salaries became an important issue during the pandemic.
Dollars or Democracy?
The traditional reliance of media on advertising revenue is a broken business model that needs a re-boot, says Prof. Victor Pickard.
In London, Publishing Confronts AI
At London Book Fair, worries over machine-written content and any related threats to copyright and creativity.
London Book Fair Takes Climate Action
London Book Fair returns this week to the historic Olympia exhibition venue on Hammersmith Road.
London Book Fair Expects Strong Showing
Brian Murray, HarperCollins CEO, joins Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and bestselling novelist Colson Whitehead for London Book Fair programming.
Reading the Data Compass
The guiding role of metadata in an increasingly complex scholarly research ecosystem
On Capitol Hill, Humans Battle AI Over Authorship
As chatbots rise, US Authors Guild lobbies for incentives for human creators to continue working.
ChatGPT & Information Integrity
Launched in November 2022, ChatGPT-3 received its language training from 300 billion words on the internet, all written in books, journal articles, and Wikipedia.
Swift, Emphatic Decision in Internet Archive Infringement Case
After three years of contentious legal wrangling by publishers and the Internet Archive, the copyright infringement case wasn’t even close, reports Andrew Albanese, Publishers Weekly.
Beyond Publishers
Publishing industry analyst Rüdiger Wischenbart wants your help to map the new uncharted territories of the book business.
At London Book Fair, Spotlight on Ukraine
The London Book Fair returns in April with Ukrainian authors and publishers in a special role.