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India and Sth Africa to be LBF Market Focus countries
The London Book Fair (LBF) has announced that India will be its Market Focus country in 2009, with South Africa as Market Focus in 2010.
Publishers' websites 'need a rethink'
Publishers need to rethink their websites and online promotional activities on 'vertical' rather than 'horizontal' terms, delegates to an LBF seminar were told.
Europeans tackle digital challenges
Norway and Germany are among European countries coming up with their own solutions to digital challenges, as a presentation at LBF showed.
More ISBNs needed for new formats
Publishers should use separate ISBNs for all formats of a book, delegates to a digitisation seminar at LBF have been told.
Macmillan pays record sum for Chinese bestseller
Macmillan has paid £100,000--twice the amount ever before paid for world English rights in a Chinese book--for Professor Yu Dan Explains the Analects, a Chinese bestseller 'which reinterpre...
Americans feel currency pressure
American publishers are feeling the effects of the weak US dollar, with many reconsidering foreign rights deals and some only making deals in Pounds or Euros, not US Dollars.
Pan Mac to publish print and digital simultaneously
Pan Macmillan UK has announced at LBF that it will publish new releases simultaneously in print and digital formats from January 2009.
Antipodeans join Gourmand at LBF 'cookbook corner'
Australian cocktail guru Hayden Wood will join Kiwi food writers Julie Biuso and Annabel Langbein and 13 other guests from around the world in a series of demonstrations at the ‘cookbook corner'...
LBF will focus on kid's books
This year's London Book Fair will have a 'special focus' on children's books.
LBF winds up, Bologna kicks off
As the London Book Fair, which ran from 16 to 18 April, wound up last Wednesday, feedback on the new Earls Court venue in west London was overwhelmingly positive, according to the Bookseller. ‘T...
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