Tagholm's Take - the news in books at 8 December 2017Friday, 8th December 2017
Roger Tagholm, in association with the London Book Fair, on Amazon Australia, Waterstones' openings, and other book industry news
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Tagholm's Take - the week in books at 24 November 2017Friday, 24th November 2017
Roger Tagholm, in association with the London Book Fair, on diversity initiatives, harassment reports, and other news from the book trade
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Tagholm's take - the week in books at 10 November 2017Friday, 10th November 2017
Roger Tagholm, in association with the London Book Fair, on diversity initiatives, the Sharjah International Book Fair, YA authors against piracy, and other book industry news
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A bump on the road to open accessWednesday, 8th November 2017
Emma House reports on the introduction, and potential risks, of a new scholarly communications licence
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Kogan Page: toasting success and planning aheadTuesday, 7th November 2017
Helen Kogan discusses how Kogan Page has dealt with challenges to face its anniversary year and the future in fine health
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From Two Stories to Jo Nesbo's Macbeth: Hogarth Press at 100Monday, 6th November 2017
Clara Farmer reports on how Penguin Random House has celebrated the centenary of Leonard and Virginia Woolf's publishing company
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The hitchhiker's guide to the GDPRMonday, 30th October 2017
Up to speed on data protection? Duncan Calow has some Douglas Adams-inspired advice...
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Michiel Kolman: copyright, freedom, and advocacy for changeMonday, 30th October 2017
The Professional Programme of the Sharjah International Book Fair opens today (30 October), with a keynote by Michiel Kolman, president of the International Publishers...
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Tagholm's take - the week in books at 27 October 2017Friday, 27th October 2017
Roger Tagholm, in association with the London Book Fair, on the Booker, Frankfurt fallout, and other book trade news
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Finding readers in a perma-free worldFriday, 27th October 2017
In the battle for people's attention, Nick Wells writes, we must be where our readers want to be
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