The Content Liberation Movement
Forward-thinking editors, however, demand freedom to reuse and repurpose content in innovative, high value ways, especially on mobile devices.
Covering Books Around the World
Book markets in the United States, United Kingdom, and across Europe have much in common, though, significant national differences remain despite globalization.
Entering the AI Era
Resistance to adopting technology in publishing has reduced significantly over the past few years as people have gotten used to the idea, and as people have learned more about it
Aspirations & Anxieties – How Authors Consider Copyright
How do authors consider the threats to their livelihoods, and how are they managing the opportunities? What, in other words, do the actual copyright holders think about copyright?
The Transition to Open Access
The evolving relationship of publishers and institutional libraries faces critical challenges.
Small Steps, Giant Leaps: The Digital Transformation Experience
Stories of innovation marked by changes in workflow and production as well as in markets and customer habits.
Building a Wider Audience for Readers
You just might be a bibliophile, too
Library of Congress: Publisher, Partner, Publishing Resource
The Publishing Office at the Library of Congress partners with co-publishers to create books and other products that showcase the collections and services of the world’s largest library.
For Scholarly Publishing, Diversity Means Opportunity
The horizontal landscape of ideas, research, people, cultures, and best practices can only enhance a publisher’s ability to be innovative and productive
The Future of Digital First Sale
In an era when streaming is overtaking downloads, how much does First Sale even matter?