Today In Book Publishing

Shareholder Sententia seeks to replace the board at LSC Communications with its own directors, and wants a special shareholder meeting.

There are three essential things to consider when initiating a successful corporate transformation.

On Tuesday, February 18, 2020, the Book Industry Guild of New York (BIGNY) will host Publishing Romance: Redefining What Love Looks Like. With more books featuring the LGBTQ+ community, plus characters of color and those living with disabilities, the event will discuss how the romance genre is evolving.

We’ll share insights into key book industry trends so publishers and manufacturers can prepare and adapt for success in years ahead.

The Book Industry Study Group (BISG) announced that James Daunt, named CEO of Barnes & Noble in August of 2019, will deliver the closing keynote at the 2020 Annual Meeting of Members, which will take place at the Harvard Club of New York on April 24, 2020.

The joint venture between Pearson’s Penguin and Bertelsmann’s Random House has led to Bertelsmann acquiring Penguin Random House.

This webinar will explore how publishers plan to adapt to the next revolution in a world that is increasingly digital.

Quad’s book printing business includes manufacturing operations in Kentucky, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, employing 1,350 workers.

French editor and archeology expert Marion Charlet says that if you 'never hesitate to knock on doors,' niche publishing can work in France. The post Publisher Marion Charlet in Avignon: ‘Operate Within a Niche’ appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.

The trade association for the UK's booksellers says that following 20 years of decline, its membership counts 890 independent member-shops on its roster. The post UK Booksellers Association Cites Third Year of Gains in Stores appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.