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Pan Mac teams with Curtis Brown for digital backlist
Pan Macmillan has teamed up with Curtis Brown to release hundreds of out-of-print titles from the agency's list as digital editions under the Macmillan Bello imprint.
Kobo's deals with WH Smith and Fnac 'put them into the top tier'
With Kobo announcing ebook partnerships with the UK's WH Smith and Fnac in France, Mike Shatskin believes that the ebook powerlines have shifted.
Opinion: 'bookshops, you have three choices'
Irish booktrade commentator Eoin Purcell suggests that bookshops have to make one of three choices to survive and prosper.
Frankfurt: International exhibitor numbers up
Andrew Wilkins reports for Bookseller+Publisher: While the world's largest book fair opens officially for business today (Wednesday) in Frankfurt, thousands of trade visitors have already been in...
Nielsen reports print book sales in decline
Print book sales continued to decline in 2010 across several major book markets and macroeconomic conditions would get worse before they got better, according to Nielsen Book sales data presented at...
Google launches ebook store in UK; Kindle store goes live in France
The expansion of global players into the ebook market continues, with Google Ebooks now live in the UK and an Amazon Kindle store operating in France.
UK Booksellers Association calls for government help
The UK's high street bookshops need help from the government if their presence there is to continue, the CEO. of the UK Booksellers Association has said. Tim Godfray called on the government to gi...
US consumer spending on books 'flat'
The latest Communications Industry Forecast report developed by the private investment firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson forecasts minimal growth for consumer book spending in 2011, with total expenditu...
Espresso Book Machine meets Google Books
Google and On demand Books have signed a deal to tie the more than seven million titles available via the Espresso Book Machine into Google Books.
HarperCollins backlist availaible for PoD on Espresso Book Machines
HarperCollins has announced that its backlist catalogue will become available through On Demand Books. Around 5000 titles will be part of the 'Comprehensive Backlist' program when it launches, and r...
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