Category: Publishing Brief
Streaming TV Beats Combined Broadcast and Cable – Why Publishing Must Embrace the Inevitable
by Mark Williams | Jun 17, 2025 | AI, Digital subscription, Film & TV, Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies | 0 |
Why publishing must learn from TV’s streaming milestone and embrace AI-powered subscription models before tech disruptors claim the future.
Read MoreThe Mattel-OpenAI Partnership: A Wake-Up Call for Trade Publishing
by Mark Williams | Jun 16, 2025 | AI, Children's Books, Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies | 0 |
Mattel-OpenAI’s AI toy partnership challenges trade publishing to embrace AI for interactive storytelling or risk obsolescence.
Read MoreAI and the Workforce: Implications for Publishing from PwC’s 2025 Global AI Jobs Barometer
by Mark Williams | Jun 7, 2025 | AI, Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies, Uncategorized | 0 |
The latest PwC report is bad news for the Luddite Fringe.
Read MoreDC’s Cinematic Reboot: Superman’s New Dawn Amid Marvel’s Decline. Implications for Publishing
by Mark Williams | Jun 2, 2025 | Comics, Film & TV, Publishing Brief | 0 |
with audiences more discerning (and older film-goers like me wedded to C20 characters that Marvel and DC have lately walked away from) and competition fiercer than ever, success is far from guaranteed.
Read MoreWhat is “western publishing”, anyway?
by Mark Williams | May 13, 2025 | Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies, Qatar | 0 |
Trade fiction, academic works, comics, audiobooks and digital serials are all being reimagined- from Tokyo’s manga cafés to Dubai’s audiobook studios. And all too often it is the “west” that is playing catch-up and copy-cat.
Read MoreExploring the New Horizons of Co-Publishing: A Case Study from Tamil Nadu Courtesy of Bologna
by Mark Williams | Apr 13, 2025 | India, Publishing Brief, Publishing News | 0 |
it’s interesting to contrast the way Bologna continues to expand its international footprint, and in particular its embrace of India while Frankfurt and London look the other way.
Read MoreUSA – Bowker and IndieCommerce Boost Independent Bookstore Digital Sales With Book2look. A Global Perspective
by Mark Williams | Mar 2, 2025 | Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies, USA | 0 |
Book2look has already generated over 250 million views, demonstrating its effectiveness.
Read MoreThe Guardian Partners With OpenAI While Simultaneously Fuelling The Luddite Fringe Fire
by Mark Williams | Feb 22, 2025 | AI, Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies | 0 |
Memo to Microsoft – I’ve got some backlist titles and a struggling school where kids cannot imagine what £20 looks like, let alone £2,000, if you’d like to get in touch!
Read MoreIndia Leads the World in Literary Events Says Frankfurt. Porter Anderson Will Get a Memo Shortly from Buchmesse HQ to Look Up India on the World Map
by Mark Williams | Feb 9, 2025 | India, Publishing Brief | 0 |
India participates each year at the Buchmesse through the National Book Trust, but the Buchmesse presence in India has been, shall we say, casual?
Read MoreNetGalley Unveils Major Upgrade to Reading Options with New In-Browser Reader
by Mark Williams | Feb 3, 2025 | Publishing Brief | 0 |
NetGalley members will, it seems, enjoy quicker and more secure access to digital review copies, while publishers benefit from first-of-its-kind content protection.
Read MoreThe World’s Youngest Female Magazine Columnist
by Mark Williams | Jan 31, 2025 | Publishing Brief, Publishing News, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
AlDhabi has a fantastic future ahead of her. I hope, like me, she finds career contentment that will last a lifetime.
Read MoreMultinational Acquisitions of Indie Presses: Implications for Australian Publishing
by Mark Williams | Jan 26, 2025 | Australia, Oceania, Publishing Brief, Publishing Controversies, Publishing News | 0 |
Most of what happens in Australia stays in Australia, especially publishing news. But when PRH makes an acquisition down under, this is apparently important for us up top to know about.
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