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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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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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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How Sarah J. Maas’s IMG deal signals a seismic shift: authors now bypass publishers to control lucrative IP rights, leaving traditional publishing behind.
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A bold step forward in the fight against piracy and the push for stronger protections for literary professionals.
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The dismissal of the head of US copyright amid high-profile legal cases and potential executive interventions, rams home the urgent need for a measured, strategic response. Forget the soundbites and the posturing. This is serious.
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For book publishers, copyright is the cornerstone of our business model. It ensures that authors and publishers are fairly compensated – well, compensated, anyway – for their creative efforts, enabling them to continue producing high-quality content.
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Watching the global AI scene evolve, it’s clear that many publishers and authors in the US, and even more in the UK, blindly fixating on these issues and unable/unwilling to see the bigger picture thanks to a handful of Luddite influencers, stand to be left behind as AI-assisted publishing moves forward without them.
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As the pendulum slowly swings from the knee-jerk AI-is-evil non-think camp to nuanced evaluations of what benefits AI brings to the industry table, Charkin offers a road map to find the road out of Ludditeland.
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The Beijing court has done the world a favour. Creatives who wish to use new technology to be even more creative can, in China at least, do so knowing their efforts will have protection.
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Many publishing professionals in the “civilised west” regard far-flung parts of the...
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First published by Simon & Schuster in 1955, the Eloise books have sold more than 15 million...
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