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CUP Australia 'ahead of expectations'
Cambridge University Press has reported organic sales growth of 9% for the financial year ended 30 April 2008. When the acquisition of the Japanese wholesaler United Publishers' Services Worldwide is ...
Publishers sue US university over copyright
Publishers including OUP, CUP and Sage have launched a lawsuit against US university Georgia State, alleging that the university's management encouraged teaching staff to distribute digital copie...
CUP measures e-book usage by uni students
Cambridge University Press (CUP) and University College London are conducting a project to measure the use of e-books by the university's students, the results of which will influence t...
Profit doubles at CUP
Unaudited results for Cambridge University Press (CUP) for the year to 30 April show the business has experienced a doubling of profit for the second year in a row. Sandra McComb, executive dire...
Authors secure rights to pulped CUP book
The authors of the book Alms for Jihad have regained rights to the book, which was pulped and put out of print by Cambridge University Press (CUP) after a Saudi sheik filed suit for libel in the ...
US publisher criticises CUP for pulping book
Jeffrey A Stern, president and publisher of Los Angeles-based Bonus Books, has criticised Cambridge University Press' decision to destroy all unsold copies of their 2006 book Alms for Jihad by America...
CUP acquires Indian distribution arm
Cambridge University Press (CUP) has agreed to acquire a 51% stake in the Delhi-based distributor and publisher Foundation Books, which will be renamed CUP India, reports the Bookseller.Foundation has...
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