Publishers Lunch

Publishers Lunchcast

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Daily publishing news, from Publishers Lunch

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Oct 13, 2023

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Publishers Lunchcast for Tuesday, April 18 18.04.2023

First day of the London Book Fair; French Rights Manager Arrested Before LBF; Lagardere Q1 results; Workers at B&N in Hadley, MA Announce Union Effort; HarperCollins Tests OverDrive's Bulk Loan Bundles for "High-Demand Titles"

Publishers Lunchcast for Monday, April 17 17.04.2023

Obituary: Michael Denneny; Distribution: Prakash Books India

Publishers Lunchcast for Thursday, April 13 13.04.2023

Harry Potter Will Become A "Decade-Long" TV Series; NYPL Announces 2023 Cullman Center Fellows; Obituaries: Anne Perry, Bill Ott

Publishers Lunchcast for Wednesday, April 12 12.04.2023

Bookshop.org Has Raised $2.3M to Launch Ebook Sales

Publishers Lunchcast for Monday, April 10 10.04.2023

Employees at Barnes & Noble Education's Rutgers Location Look to Become Chain's First Union Store; Ingram Plant Closure will Eliminate 270 Jobs

Publishers Lunchcast for Thursday, April 6 06.04.2023

Quirk Books Implements Four-Day Work Week; London Book Fair Will Move to March

Publishers Lunchcast for Wednesday, April 5 05.04.2023

Future Commissions To Be Sold in Donadio & Olson Bankruptcy Auction; Deals Fell In the First Quarter, As Big Publishers Invested Less; Abrams Breaks Out Comics Into Separate Division

Publishers Lunchcast for Tuesday, April 4 05.04.2023

Amazon to Close Book Depository After Years of Losses; New Books Publishing April 4; April GMA Pick; NBF 5 Under 35

Publishers Lunchcast for Monday, April 3 03.04.2023

Abrams Eliminates Positions, Changes WFH Policy; Audible Tests Audiobook Ads

Publishers Lunchcast for Friday, March 31 31.03.2023

Lagardere's biggest division in 2022 was Hachette Book Group

Publishers Lunchcast for Thursday, March 30 30.03.2023

Bertelsmann announces results for the full year 2022; The Booker Prize has named its statuette "Iris"; Audie and Whiting Award winners announced; Storytel Acquires Finnish Audiobook Streaming Business

Publishers Lunchcast for Wednesday, March 29 29.03.2023

Visiting Sanderson In His Dragonsteel "Lair"; Forthcoming: THE FIRM Sequel

Publishers Lunchcast for Tuesday, March 28 28.03.2023

New Books Publishing March 28; Folio Prize Winners

Publishers Lunchcast for Monday, March 27 27.03.2023

Publishers and Authors Win: The Internet Archive Is Guilty of "Wholesale Copying and Unauthorized Lending"

Publishers Lunchcast for Friday, March 24 24.03.2023

Book thief sentenced, Scholastic earnings soft

Publishers Lunchcast for Thursday, March 23 23.03.2023

ALA Report: Book Ban Attempts Almost Doubled in 2022

Publishers Lunchcast for Wednesday, March 22 22.03.2023

Imprints: Questlove's AUWA Books; Bookselling: Two Bay Area Indies to Close

Publishers Lunchcast for Tuesday, March 21 21.03.2023

A Skeptical Judge Presses Internet Archive; Pearson Sells Money-Losing Online Learning Business

Publishers Lunchcast for Monday, March 20 21.03.2023

Co-Author Loberg Accepts Blame, As More Plagiarism Is Found In Agus's Three Earlier Books

Publishers Lunchcast for Friday, March 17 17.03.2023

January Trade Sales Rose 3.7 Percent, AAP Reports and AI generated material copyright decision

Publishers Lunchcast for Thursday, March 16 16.03.2023

Ling Ma wins Story Prize; McNally Jackson moves store location

Publishers Lunchcast for Wednesday, March 15 16.03.2023

Bloomsbury Expects to Finish Fiscal Year with Better Results Than Forecast; Lagardere Board Approves Radio Spinoff; Call for Fall/Winter Season Preview Listings

Publishers Lunchcast for Tuesday, March 14 14.03.2023

Vivendi Will Sell Editis Outright

Publishers Lunchcast for Monday, March 13 13.03.2023

Bernardini Sentencing Documents: "I still wanted to believe I was part of the industry"

Publishers LunchCast for Friday, March 10 10.03.2023

Barnes & Noble Education financial report, Goosebumps controversy

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