Appeals
Court Affirms Google Book Search is Fair Use
The U.S Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has rejected the Authors Guild's appeal and affirmed that Google’s library book scanning project is protected by fair use more »
The U.S Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has rejected the Authors Guild's appeal and affirmed that Google’s library book scanning project is protected by fair use more »
PEN,
U.S. Publishers Respond to Chinese Censorship
PEN American Center is teaming with 12 U.S. publishers to monitor and address incidents of censorship in the translations of U.S. titles in the Chinese book market. more »
PEN American Center is teaming with 12 U.S. publishers to monitor and address incidents of censorship in the translations of U.S. titles in the Chinese book market. more »
'Toronto
Star' Doubles Its Books Pages
At a time when print coverage of books has steadily declined, Canada's largest daily newspaper will increase its weekly print books coverage from two to four pages and run extended bestseller lists. more »
At a time when print coverage of books has steadily declined, Canada's largest daily newspaper will increase its weekly print books coverage from two to four pages and run extended bestseller lists. more »
Frankfurt
Book Fair 2015: Another Round of Big Deals
With the Frankfurt Book Fair now well underway, and still no big book in sight, there was another dizzying round of deal-making that has left fair-goers tracking an ever-growing list of books gaining buzz. more »
With the Frankfurt Book Fair now well underway, and still no big book in sight, there was another dizzying round of deal-making that has left fair-goers tracking an ever-growing list of books gaining buzz. more »
Bouchercon
2015: Crime Fiction and Literary Awards Under the Oaks
Held in the South for the first time, crime and mystery fiction's annual convention mixed literary prizes and barbecue with programming focused on everything from traditional hardboiled crime novels to short fiction and international mysteries. more » »
Held in the South for the first time, crime and mystery fiction's annual convention mixed literary prizes and barbecue with programming focused on everything from traditional hardboiled crime novels to short fiction and international mysteries. more » »
'Fugitive
Pieces' Author Anne Michaels Named Toronto’s Poet Laureate
The appointed three-year position, which includes an annual C$10,000 honorarium, means that Michaels will be the city’s advocate for poetry and language. more » »
The appointed three-year position, which includes an annual C$10,000 honorarium, means that Michaels will be the city’s advocate for poetry and language. more » »
The
PW Frankfurt Show Daily, Oct. 16
CEOs talk shop, more deal news, and other happenings at the the Frankfurt Book Fair. »
CEOs talk shop, more deal news, and other happenings at the the Frankfurt Book Fair. »
Walmart CEO
Combats Amazon: Wal-Mart CEO Doug McMillon says his fleet of
stores give his retailer a huge advantage over Amazon.
5 Books with
Page to Screen Struggles: Here are five books that had a
difficult path from the page to the screen, including this week's new
theatrical release 'Goosebumps.'
Stars of
Children's Literature Listed: The longlist for the Astrid
Lindgren Memorial Award includes Quentin Blake, Neil Gaiman, and Shirley
Hughes, among many more nominees.
Andy Weir's
Publishing Journey: The author behind the bestselling 'The
Martian' discusses his unusual path to success.
Robert Durst
Book Sees Lawsuit: Jeanine Pirro’s book 'He Killed Them All,' to
be released by Simon & Schuster/Gallery Books on Nov. 3, is under attack
for having 'little regard for truth and accuracy.'
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