Antitrust Subpoena Headaches for Publishers, Agents
Requests for information on book deals called, “costly, time consuming, and intrusive.”
“Maus” Out at Tennessee Middle School
Efforts continue across the US to ban books in public libraries and in schools.
Since 1872, Publishers Weekly Has Delivered The News
Publishers Weekly celebrates a 150th birthday
This Audiobook Was Narrated By No One
A shift from analog to digital voices would lower production costs, lead to greater choice in titles, and mean a lot less work for Hollywood actors between pictures.
Sharing Muslim American Stories
What it means to belong as a Muslim in America
Gen Z Explained
The digital revolution has given a rocket boost to how we communicate, says Gen Z Explained co-author Roberta Katz.
The Art of Connecting: Comic Books to Music Catalogs
Communication in digital media requires agility from both the creator and the audience.
A New Normal Emerges for Publishing
The New Normal must be adapted to an environment that requires us to be more inclusive, more tolerant, and more resourceful.
Court Date for Landmark Antitrust Case
A PRH/S&S merger would be good for the industry, attorneys claim.
No Languishing for Global Publishing in 2021
The ongoing global public health crisis deeply challenged all sectors of publishing in 2021. Yet industry stakeholders remained determined in the pursuit of renewal and recovery.