India – Chinar Book Festival Returns for Third Edition in Srinagar
Best of all, the festival will host the 5K Reading Marathon – “Together We Read,...
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Author: Mark Williams
Which Screen? Why The Atlantic’s “The End of Reading” Measures the Wrong Thing
The Atlantic blames shrinking attention spans for reading’s decline. The research it cites measured office multitasking, not books – and today’s bestsellers are longer than ever.
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The Geopolitics of the Bestseller: Why The Atlantic’s Doctor Zhivago Myth Fails the Reading Test
The Atlantic used Doctor Zhivago to argue Americans once read harder books. The real story is a CIA operation, a refused Nobel, and a translation quirk — not declining minds.
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Getty Images Fought AI In The Courts, Lost, Then Lucratively Partnered With It: Lessons For Book Publishing
Getty fought AI in court, lost the key ruling, then built OpenAI and Perplexity licensing deals. What book publishers should learn from the pivot.
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Beyond the Islands: How the Caribbean Collective Could Transform Regional Publishing
Jamaica’s Caribbean Collective aims to strengthen regional publishing, rights and visibility. What it means for Caribbean publishing and global trade.
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