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 Pottermore, big publisher office moves, Waterstones removing
kindle devices from its stores and the recent Paris attacks feature in the
Top 10 most-read stories on The
Bookseller in 2015.
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Bloomsbury Publishing is set to acquire LexisNexis and Jordan
family law publishing assets from RELX, subject to approval, for £1.4m.
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Laurence King Publishing has commissioned a designer colouring
book by “iconic” British fashion designer Matthew Williamson.
Senior commissioning editor for fashion at Laurence King,
Camilla Morton, acquired world rights for the new concept book.
Matthew Williamson: Fashion Print and Colouring is
intended to give readers an “exclusive window” into his creative process.
It will combine his catwalk archive with hand-rendered prints for the
readers to colour in.
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In the second part of our review of the year, we take a look
at the big stories from April to June.
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HarperCollins Children’s Books UK is publishing a gift edition
of Dr. Seuss' What Pet
Should I Get? today in time for Christmas.
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Publishers must participate in the evolution of metadata
standards, improve the accuracy of inputting that data, and broaden the
access to companies outside of their customer base, according to industry
experts.
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