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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act has been adopted by the European Parliament today (13th March), with a large majority, in a move welcomed by The Federation of European Publishers (FEP).
New £10k Climate Fiction Prize to launch at Hay Festival
A vigil for Palestinian writers was held outside the 2024 London Book Fair on Tuesday 12th March, organised by the groups Book Workers for a Free Palestine and Publishers for Palestine.
Emily Kitchin, currently editorial director at HarperCollins division HQ, is joining The Novelry as head of commercial fiction.
Trade figures appeared relatively optimistic about licensing and legal frameworks likely to come into effect to help regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) during a discussion at London Book Fair yesterday (12th March).
Following its first 25,000-book shipment to Kyiv, Book Aid International at London Book Fair announces that 15,000 more books are heading to Ukraine. The post London Book Fair Charity: Book Aid International Sends More Books to Ukraine appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
A final workstream in the Publishing 2030 Accelerator project publishes its findings on London Book Fair's second day, as CFOs are introduced to the concept. The post Sustainability at London Book Fair: The ‘Publishing 2030 Accelerator’ appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.
The Hoyles scored their fourth consecutive number one as World Book Day titles continued to lead, while Jewell remained top of Mass Market Fiction.
Graphic designer whose distinctive typographic work graced Penguin book covers, museum signage and London monumentsPhil Baines, who has died aged 65 of multiple system atrophy, was one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary British graphic design. His work included books, posters, art catalogues and lettering for three important London monuments – the memorial to…
Colm Tóibín, Cressida Cowell, Elif Shafak and Jacqueline Wilson will be among the authors headlining the 2024 Hay-on-Wye Festival programme.