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Ingram partners with SBS Worldwide
U.K.-based logistical company SBS Worldwide is teaming with Ingram to offer a new service that will enable Ingram’s publishers to better track their books across the world.
Publishing Technology launches in China
Publishing software and digital services company Publishing Technology has announced it will be opening an office in China.
Canadian publishers choose Ingram CoreSource
The Association of Canadian Publishers has chosen Ingram's CoreSource as its preferred digital platform.
Shatzkin: could consignment be better than sale-or-return?
Mike Shatzkin ponders whether a shift to consignment rather than sale-or-return would be advantageous for publishers and book retailers. His conclusion? Maybe ...
Shatzkin: a new take on 'no returns'
In his latest blog post, publishing futurist Mike Shatztkin sets out a new model for 'no returns' trade publishing: Here’s the new solution for a no-returns, no-inventory-risk-for-publishers wo...
BISG conference: change, and change quickly
The US Book Industry Study Group’s Making Information Pay conference held recently in New York was organised around the theme of “Points of No Return,” speaker after speaker said a...
Springer titles to be available via PoD
Springer Verlag, one of the world's largest publishers of books in the science, technology, and medicine (STM) sector, has announced that it is making over 5000 titles available to the Australian mark...
UK publishers concerned about Waterstone's 'hub'
UK publishers have expressed strong concerns about problems at retailer Waterstone's new central supply 'hub'.
BISG annual meeting is all about change
The annual meeting of the US-based Book Industry Study Group (BISG) has discussed the future of the ISBN, the use of QR codes, and the Google Books project, among other topics all about change in the ...
The perils of ebook distribution
Book blogger Kat Meyer ponders the complexities and difficulties of ebook distribution in the wake of the collapse of ambitious ebook start-up Quartet.
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