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Frankfurt Book FairFrankfurt Book Fair 2013: Markus Dohle's Full Remarks
What does the future hold for the world's first mega trade publisher, Penguin Random House? Check out this transcript of PRH CEO Markus Dohle's full remarks delivered at the 2013 Frankfurt Book Fair.
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Frankfurt Book Fair
Frankfurt Book Fair 2013: Pricing is the New Piracy
At this year’s fair, piracy has been a noticeably absent topic, replaced by a new, more pressing concern for publishers in the digital age: pricing.
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Frankfurt Book Fair
Frankfurt Book Fair 2013: 'We Have to Get this Right,' Says Dohle
The CEO of the recently merged mega-publisher Markus Dohle addressed a range of subjects.
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Content / e-books
Apple Appeals Price-Fixing Verdict, Final Injunction
It’s official—Apple has filed its appeal of Judge Denise Cote’s July 10 verdict with the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Content / e-books
New Global E-book Study Published
The newest edition of Global eBook: A Report on Market Trends and Developments has been published by Rudiger Wischenbart Content & Consulting.
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Bookselling
NEA Presents New Findings on Adult Reading
Roughly the same portion of adult Americans read at least one book in 2012 as did in 2008, but the share of adults who read at least one work of literature last year fell.
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Content / e-books
Penguin Expands E-books in Libraries
Nearly two years after Penguin officials pulled its e-book titles from OverDrive, the market-leading e-book lending service, the publishers’ titles will once again be available for libraries. In addition, Penguin will also expand its relationship with Baker & Taylor, making its e-books available to all Baker & Taylor Axis 360 customers.
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Content / e-books
Judge Limits State Penalties in Apple E-book Case
While Apple remains on the hook for damages, as well as some state penalties, Cote’s ruling will likely knock a little off the final amount Apple might eventually be forced to pay.
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Industry News
Talking Common Core and 21st Century Literacy at the CBC
At the annual Children's Book Council meeting, guest speakers Alan Lawrence Sitomer and Maryanne Wolf discussed Common Core and influence of technology has on developing readers.
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Copyright
Google Books Case Appears Ready to Be Decided
Once expected to be a defining copyright battle for the digital age when it was first filed in 2005, the case came down to a short, anticlimactic hearing in which Chin reserved judgment, but sounded more than ready to rule.
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Libraries
Brian Kenney: How to Make a Make-It-Happen Library
It’s the job of futurists to predict the future. Librarians have the tougher job: responding to the present.
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Copyright
Authors Guild: Wait for Congress to Sort Out Google Scanning
The fair use doctrine is not designed to address the enormity of Google’s infringement, Authors Guild attorneys argue, calling the legality of the book scanning program “a cutting edge” technological issue best left to Congress to address.
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Libraries
'The Rosie Project' Tops LibraryReads List for October
Graeme Simsion's The Rosie Project (Simon & Schuster) tops the October LibraryReads list, and Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch (Little Brown) will not disappoint fans of The Secret History who "will rediscover the Tartt they loved back in 1992."
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Libraries
Check It Out with Michael Kelley: The Provincetown Public Press
We’ve heard lots of talk recently about libraries serving their communities by becoming publishers. Well, here is one that is walking the walk.
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Industry News
Cut to the Core: Distinguishing Common Core Myth from Reality
Distinguishing myths about the Common Core from reality will be a chief function of this new column, as we explore the issues and opportunities of the new educational standards.
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Libraries
Libraries in the Lead
Our “Cut to the Core” columnists talk with the new ALA president, Barbara Stripling, about the library’s role in supporting the Common Core State Standards—and what’s needed from publishers.
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Retailing
What the Apple Price-Fixing Case Means for Apple, Publishers and Consumers
Judge Denise Cote last week signed a final order for injunctive relief in Apple’s e-book price-fixing case. How did the parties in the case ultimately fare, and what battles still loom? PW takes a look at the broad strokes of the price-fixing suit’s endgame.
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Retailing
The Common Core Toolkit: September 2013
Common Core-related resources and news for the September, 2013, edition of PW's Cut to the Core column
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Content / e-books
Judge Signs Final Order in Apple E-book Case
The final order represents a measure of closure to the long-running price-fixing saga, although the battle is far from over. Apple is planning a vigorous appeal of Cote’s July 10 decision. In addition, Apple and the states and the consumer class are on track for a May, 2014, trial on damages.
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Content / e-books
Eight Years Later, the Google Books Fight Lumbers On
Officially, Judge Chin is undecided and is giving the parties their proper chance to persuade him. But his scheduling orders are the work of a judge who would like to bring matters to a close, and soon.
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