The AI Book “Flood”: Separating Hype from Reality in Publishing
In an era when anyone can generate a book, being able to create one worth reading becomes more valuable than ever.
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The AI Book “Flood”: Separating Hype from Reality in Publishing
In an era when anyone can generate a book, being able to create one worth reading becomes more valuable than ever.
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UAE – Dubai Stakes Global Leadership in Publishing Ahead of Sharjah Fair with Three Big Five Execs in Tow
the summit marks a critical moment in the Gulf’s cultural calendar, with a high-profile presence of senior executives from three of the western publishing industry’s top players, Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster and HarperCollins.
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Estonia Launch Imminent. Storytel is Back in the Global Subscription Game!
Now it’s back. Estonia next month and 6-8 further new markets in the next few years.
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No, Florida State University. AI is not “steering the way we speak and narrowing our vocabulary.” Just the opposite
This democratisation of articulate communication represents a net positive for human discourse. More voices can now participate meaningfully in complex conversations. More ideas can be expressed clearly and persuasively. More people can contribute to the great ongoing human conversation about what matters most.
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Anthropic’s $183 Billion Valuation: The Authors’ Pyrrhic Victory Settlement Has Investors Drooling
Anthropic, on the strength of the settlement and cave-in by the authors’ class action, has just pocketed another $13 billion in F-series funding, and now has a market value of $183 billion. You couldn’t make it up.
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Literary Tradition as a Form of Resistance: The Kurdish Struggle in Turkey
Kurdish literature in Turkey faces relentless censorship and oppression, but continues as a resilient form of cultural resistance and survival.
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The Anthropic Settlement: A Pyrrhic Victory That May Have Backfired on Authors
Anthropic was not willing to gamble. And equally, nor was the Luddite Defence. Both sides opted to play safe, and the industry will live with the consequences.
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Four Perspectives on AI Collaboration in Book Publishing
Nowadays, of course, if someone tells us they write books on a typewriter, we help them into their straightjacket and take them back to the asylum.”
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Publishing Advisory: Istanbul Publishing Fellowship 2026
The Istanbul Publishing Fellowship 2026 offers unparalleled opportunities for professionals to expand networks, secure copyright deals, and promote cultural exchange in a dynamic, historic setting.
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Eboni Waitere Appointed President of Publishers Association of New Zealand. Probably Not Good News for NZ Publishing
Eboni Waitere appointed President of the Publishers Association of NZ. Her agenda focuses on AI, indigenous rights, and fair digital access for creators.
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Taiwan Launches Inaugural Youth Book Fair
Taiwan launches a new touring children’s book fair. The inaugural event takes place in Taichung this September, featuring international exhibitors and forums.
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Indian Court Hears Pivotal AI Copyright Case, Pitting News Publishers Against OpenAI
Delhi High Court hears pivotal copyright case: Indian news publishers argue AI training by OpenAI threatens journalism’s viability and breaches copyright law.
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Beyond Fear: Why Publishing Must Embrace AI as a Tool, Not a Threat
Publishing must move beyond fear to engage thoughtfully with AI. It’s a tool, not a threat—and human choices, not technology, determine outcomes.
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Reimagining Book Publishing in the AI Era: From Resistance to Renaissance
An exploration of how the book publishing industry might embrace AI-driven transformation as an opportunity for renewal and growth
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Planning For The Trump AI Apocalypse Copyright Exemption Executive Order
Rather than mourning the end of copyright protection, publishers should focus on what they do best: understanding audiences, nurturing creative talent, and delivering quality content.
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Anniversary Windfall and Austenmania – Or When Will Publishers Take Public Domain Seriously?
Exploring how publishers profit from public domain content and why proactive innovation is key to sustainable growth beyond anniversaries and media tie-ins.
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Emirates Publishers Association Gains Observer Status at WIPO
The Emirates Publishers Association secures observer status at WIPO, advancing the UAE’s role in shaping global intellectual property and publishing policies.
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Can We Please Stop Pretending Listening To Audiobooks Is Reading?
Why listening to audiobooks isn’t reading: exploring the cognitive differences between auditory and visual text processing in literacy development.
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Filipino Komiks at the San Diego Comic-Con
Explore how Filipino komiks shine at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, spotlighting creators like Arnold Arre and Ebony Soy, and the rise of Philippine pop culture globally.
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Prix de la littérature arabe 2025: Eight Finalists Announced
Discover the 8 finalists for the 2025 Prix de la littérature arabe, celebrating Arabic literature in translation and original French works.
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