Italy book market up 0.3% on year
Italy’s market ends year (exc. December) up 0.3% in sales, with 85.7 million units sold for...
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Category: Italy
Frankfurt, New York, Guadalajara, London, New Delhi. The Bologna Children’s Book Fair will also be in Bologna in 2024!
Other book fair organisers would do well to look closely at how Bologna is transitioning from an...
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Storytel Italy subscribers up 20% in 2023
No subscriber numbers, but confirmation that Storytel Italy, which launched in 2018, still has its...
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Italy – record attendance of 115,000 at 21st Più libri più liberi in Rome.
Moving to capitalise on this growing global engagement, Più libri più liberi next year will have...
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Turin is the latest book fair to blur the line between trade and public-facing publishing events
Last year Frankfurt trade visitors missed being eclipsed by public visitors by a paltry 6,000....
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BookBeat Italy partners with Mondadori
“Our ambition is to become one of the biggest players in the Italian market and to reach over...
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TNPS on LinkedIn – Round-up #4
With so much publishing industry news and debate, there’s never time for TNPS to cover it all. But...
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BookBeat launches in Spain and Italy. Storytel and Nextory report notional growth amid acquisition speculation
Any acquisition of Storytel is for now just speculation, but there are only two likely contenders...
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Bologna’s digital numbers set new records, but you could be forgiven for not realising
The BCBF website attracted 2 million views. There were 200,000 unique users signed in, of which...
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Kobo Plus unlimited subscription launches in 7th market, Italy, days after Australia and New Zealand launches
Kobo Plus claims to be “the first service in Italy to provide a combined reading and listening...
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Sharjah will be Bologna 2022 Guest of Honour as Bologna ‘21 clocks 75,000 digital visitors
We do have a “final” figure of 75,000 visitors, and counting. And that’s one of the beauties of...
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Bologna drops in-person event. Strengthens its digital fair. LBF keeps publishers guessing
One has to wonder if the London Book Fair as we know it even has a future, or if, like it’s US...
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