Specialists at Frankfurter Buchmesse said the EU’s AI rules help rights holders on paper yet lack penalties for AI developers and incentives for researchers. Apanel on preserving trust in science in ...
With audiobooks heading to more than 180 markets by year’s end, Spotify is turning a gradual rollout into a global one.
In this session, The International Publishers Association will present a new report on the global state of the freedom to publish, current challenges, and what can be done to resist restrictions.
At the 2026 Frankfurter Buchmesse, Tonies CEO Tobias Wann, whose company makes of the popular Tonies box—a figurine-activated audio player for kids—outlined the company’s licensing-plus-studio model ...
On Thursday morning, October 8, Chile presented its plans for its will be 2027 Guest of Honor turn at Frankfurter Buchmesse, under the theme “Chile: Astros de Tierra.” With internationally recognized ...
Founded in 1973, the Media Coalition is highly regarded as a shrewd, tireless frontline advocate in monitoring and opposing legislation that impinges upon the freedom of expression, freedom to publish ...
The Turkish Publisher becomes first receive the award twice, a reminder, AAP officials said, that the battle for free expression “must be fought over and over, day by day, and decade after decade.” ...
For the moment, translators in Europe are getting wholehearted support. But with the rise of AI, the situation is tenuous. With 30 members from 25 countries, of which 23 are members of the EU, Izaskun ...
A sampling of the hundreds of outstanding panels and presentations on tap at the 2026 Frankfurter Buchmesse, which gets underway next week. Check out this list of unmissable events at the Frankfurt ...
“The love of books is still flourishing and is pulsating,” said Sebastian Guggolz, Chairman of the German Publishers and Booksellers Association, in his remarks at the October 6 opening press ...
For an audio platform expanding across Latin America, building a catalog also means deciding whose voices listeners will hear, and whether they will recognize something of themselves in those voices.
Brian O’Leary, who retired on June 30, is widely credited with revitalizing the work of the organization, which is dedicated ...
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