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Digital Printing for Every Stage in a Book’s Life
Multinational publishers know that regional book editions increase their options for selling titles, especially in the education segment.
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Distribution: IPS Signs Two
Ingram Publisher Services has signed Magnet & Steel and In the Sports Zone, LLC to its list of publisher clients.
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The Changing Book and Its Publishing Model
With previously monolithic books now (mostly) digitized and disaggregated into chapters, objectives, tests, case studies and various metatagged bits, a different publishing model is emerging.
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Blurb Teams with Ingram; Offers More Trade Services
Blurb, the POD self-publishing platform, announced a global print distribution partnership with Ingram, new trim-size and wholesale discounts and lower-priced print production costs.
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Printing in Hong Kong 2014
Remember that production axiom—“Quality, turnaround, price: choose any two”?
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Distribution: Open Road Adds Three
The publishers include ISI Books, the imprint of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute; Abbey Press, a Catholic Publisher, and Liberty Island Media, publisher of conservative fiction.
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Print Output Dipped in 2013
The number of print books produced by traditional publishers fell about 1% in 2013, according to statistics released by R.R. Bowker.
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Dundurn Switches to POD in the U.K.
Toronto-based independent publisher Dundurn Press announced yesterday that it is switching its U.K. sales and distribution to Ingram Publisher Services and a print-on-demand system in the territory.
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Distribution: Regan Arts Signs with S&S
Simon & Schuster has entered into a sales and distribution agreement with Regan Arts, the new publishing and multimedia unit at Phaidon headed by Judith Regan.
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Distribution: Midpoint Adds Influence
Effective immediately, Midpoint Trade Books will distribute for Vancouver-based independent, Influence Publishing.
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Distribution: NBN Signs Globe Pequot Press
Following the purchase of Globe Pequot Press by Rowman & Littlefield, National Book Network (NBN) will distribute Globe Pequot Press, associated imprints and distribution clients beginning August 1.
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Distribution: IPG Signs Six
Independent Publishers Group has struck deals with six new publishers—two under IPG Distribution, and four under Trafalgar Square Publishing.
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Distribution: Ingram Adds Three
Ingram Publisher Services has added Actar Publishers, Plough Publishing House, and Re.ad Publishing to its list of clients.
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Publishers Making Progress on the Environment, RAN Says
The Rainforest Action Network has given 10 leading children’s book publishers generally high marks for the actions they have taken to protect the Indonesian rainforest and other endangered forests.
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Distribution: Random House Canada Signs Charlesbridge
Charlesbridge will begin its partnership with RHC on January 1, 2015.
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Distribution: PRH, Soho Renew
Penguin Random House Publisher Services has entered into a multi-year extension of its sales and distribution partnership with Soho Press, which began in 2011.
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Distribution: Princeton Signs with De Gruyter
Princeton University Press has signed an agreement with De Gruyter for non-exclusive global distribution rights to its e-books, effective summer 2014.
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Distribution: PRH Adds Legendary Comics
Legendary Comics, a division of Legendary Entertainment, announced that it has entered into a multi-year sales and distribution agreement with Penguin Random House Publisher Services.
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IPG Adds Eight
The Independent Publishers Group has signed eight new publishers—seven under IPG Distribution and one under Trafalgar Square Publishing.
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Perseus Forms Academic Client Services Unit
Perseus Books Group announced that it is establishing a new client services division dedicated to university presses and scholarly publishers.
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