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Printers oppose changes to parallel importation
The Printing Industries Association of Australia has joined the Australian Publishers Association (APA) and the Australian Society of Authors (ASA) in opposing the removal of parallel importation rest...
APA, ASA to defend parallel importation rules
Following the shock announcement of a proposed review into Australia's parallel importation legislation, as reported in a WBN special bulletin on Monday, the Australian Publishers Association (APA) an...
ASA announces mentorship recipients
The Australian Society of Authors (ASA) has announced the 20 successful applicants for its 2008/2009 round of mentorships. The ASA received over 350 entries in the areas of fiction, nonfiction, ...
Budget 08: ABA, ASA response
The 2008 federal budget contained no ‘significant new measures' that would affect booksellers, according to the new CEO of the Australian Booksellers Association (ABA) Malcolm Neil Neil to...
New ASA group for graphic novelists
The Australian Society of Authors (ASA) has launched an education and advocacy group for graphic novel writers and artists. The ‘Comics/Graphic Novels Portfolio’ will ‘actively suppo...
ASA survey slams educational publishers
Educational publishing in Australia is in trouble and authors are paying the price, according to an Australian Society of Authors (ASA) report released this week. The survey of educational writer...
Digital rights: APA responds to ASA
The Australian Publishers Association (APA) has released a statement defending its members against recent claims from the Australian Society of Authors (ASA) that nascent e-book download services...
Dymocks responds to ASA concerns on digital rights
Dymocks' CEO Don Grover [pictured] has issued a response to the Australian Society of Authors' recent press release that expressed ‘serious concerns' over digital rights issues for authors. ...
ASA warns on digital rights
The Australian Society of Authors (ASA) has expressed ‘serious concerns' over rights and contractual issues caused by the increasing delivery of digitised content. The ASA's concerns have b...
ASA to research educational publishing
The Australian Society of Authors (ASA) has announced that it has appointed a researcher to undertake a study into the Australian educational publishing sector, looking particularly at the returns to ...
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