SIBF has developed into the third largest book fair in the world and is an event that attracts thousands of publishers, authors and illustrators, as well as
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Google Australia's managing director Joseph Pellegrino told the Senate Committee into Journalism today that Google is helping news publishers by
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Techland Publishing – so not the folks that made Dying Light, but the people that helped get it to you – have something new at Gamescom this year.
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The nine-day long fair organised by ITPO in asscosiation with Federation of Indian Publishers, aims to promote literacy and reading habit among
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Google has a three-tier plan to boost paid subscriptions for news publishers, Bloomberg reports. Google will revamp an existing feature called “first
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The new tool aimed at publishers will allow news publications seek out potential subscribers and will give them a say over how much readers pay as a
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Four top editors at the L.A. Times were terminated on Monday morning, including editor and publisher Davan Maharaj, the paper announced.
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“Reading is one of her biggest passions, with writing a close second. … to go back to university to study for my degree in English and creative writing.
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Adam Enloe, freshman creative writing major, said he's excited to look into the PRIDE Band. “I'm going to see about joining the band next year; band is
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Somehow newspaper publishers — especially those located in Europe — believe the road to recovery is paved with income siphoned off Google.
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CtrlShift, an audience solutions company, has tied up with seven leading publishers in Malaysia to launch the region's first independent private
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Her early Gosick light novels were best sellers and were translated into English, and her adult fiction is also popular and critically acclaimed.
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Ctrlshift has launched what it claims to be the first multi-publisher private market place in Southeast Asia, first launching in Malaysia before expanding
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Writing in the German edition of Business Insider, Rothenburg says the ePrivacy regulation would “strip European publishers of the right to monetize
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