Wednesday, February 05, 2014

Can Textbook Nationalization Curb "Profiteering Publishers"?

Hungary nationalized primary school textbook production to thwart what are viewed as "profiteering publishers"; Poland and South Africa are considering similar changes.
This week's Publishing Perspective's #EtherIssue looks at the debate about quality and changing perceptions of the self-publishing community in the broader market.
More from PP:
The fifth annual Festival Neue Literatur begins in NYC on February 28 with a series of readings and discussions with German-language authors.
From the Archives:
Legacy publishers will say they can’t produce high quality digital textbooks affordably, but that’s not the issue. They don’t want to, says competitor Flat World Knowledge.

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