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Waterstones’ commercial manager has urged staff to "be
there" for readers, to “put service first” and “truly engage with
customers” in response to the EU Referendum result because what booksellers
do "really, really matters".
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The digital revolution is “absolutely” not over, Sara Lloyd,
digital and communications director at Pan MacMillan has said, while
arguing that there is “no room for complacency in our industry”.
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The Society of Authors has vowed to continue its fight
for authors’ rights by continuing its work in Europe to ensure UK
authors' voices are heard in wake of the outcome of the EU referendum.
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The board of Publishing Ireland has called for the European
book trade to "reaffirm its commitment" to its UK trading
relationships.
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A pilot scheme to help regional diversity in publishing has
launched to offer accommodation to those who live outside of
London and don’t have somewhere to stay during an internship or work
experience placement.
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Francesca Dow praised her authors and illustrators for keeping
the “magic of storytelling” alive at the annual Penguin Random House
Children’s Summer Party.
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Actissia, which owned the Chapitre chain of 57 bookshops in
France that collapsed in 2013, is back on track, according to Adrian
Diaconu, who bought the company a year ago and took over as chairman in
February.
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Greystone Books and William Collins are to partner on UK
editions of “international publishing sensation” The Hidden Life of Trees.
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The Bodley Head has acquired a "major" debut on
the British policy of appeasement by historian Tim Bouverie.
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Little, Brown is publishing Hamilton:
The Revolution by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jeremy McCarter.
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