Andrew Albanese
What the Georgia State Verdict Means for Libraries and the Publishing Industry
Weighing the Consequences
The Broad Strokes of the Hachette, HarperCollins and S&S Price-Fixing Settlement
New Reports Chart the Rise of E-books
I-School Confidential: ‘PW’ talks with future librarians
Copyright at a Crossroads: William Patry
At ALA Midwinter, Librarians Show Some Fight
Pew Says Ownership of Tablets and E-Readers Doubled Over the Holidays
Spring 2012 Announcements: Social Science: It’s All Local
White House, Congressional Leaders Come Out Against SOPA
2012 International Book Fair Calendar
Register of Copyrights Addresses Legislative Efforts
Monograph Wars
Off the Shelf
In Fight with Amazon, Libraries Caught in the Crossfire
No Change, But Random House Says It Is “Actively Reviewing” Library E-book Policy
Analysts Look at the Holiday Season—and Beyond
Controversial Copyright Bill Goes Before Congress
Survey Says Library Users Are Your Best Customers
Small Demons Makes Big Splash at Frankfurt Book Fair
Going Public: PW Talks with Jeff Jarvis
A Frankfurt of the 'Mind': The Frankfurt Bookfair Expands Its Reach
Google Settlement Parties Pursue Separate Deals
Paper Cuts
With the Freelance Settlement Rejected, What's Next?
More Lawsuits Over Agency Model
The Breakup: Are the Google Settlement Parties Headed for Splitsville?
Busy ALA Exceeds Expectations
Fall 2011 Announcements: Social Science: Young Americans
Dan Savage Kicks Off ALA with Message of Hope, Inspiration
Hail to the Chief: PW Talks to Incoming ALA President Molly Raphael
Rowman & Littlefield Expands Its Public Library Push
Now You See It: What Is the Internet Hiding from You? PW Talks with Author Eli Pariser
Librarians at the Gate
Worldreader Expands into Kenya
Too Much Information? PW Talks with James Gleick
The Google Settlement Rejection: What Comes Next?
London Bounces Back
Game Changer? A Talk with Jane McGonigal
One Book, One Day, 10 Countries
Tools of Change Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
The Googlization of Books
Tools of Change, 2011 Preview
Librarians Brace for a Tough 2011
Exit Interview: PW talks to Retiring University of California Press Director Lynne Withey
Google Shakes Up the E-Book Market
The Game of Monopoly
IFRRO Lands in Boston
Frankfurt 2010: Making A Difference with E-readers
Frankfurt 2010: Our Digital Future with Evan Schnittman
Change Is Good: PW Talks to Andrew Savikas
Loaded Questions
Will Google's Net Neutrality Shift Complicate the Book Settlement?
Betting the House on HTML5
Wait Continues for Google Settlement Ruling
A Failure to Communicate
The (Tim) O'Reilly Factor
A Tantalizing Clue Suggests Google Settlement Might Keep Its Judge
Border War? In Legal Analysis, Attorney Says Google Settlement Would Cause "Diplomatic Stress"
Wharton School New York Event Tackles the Future of Publishing
Second Circuit Vacates Injunction in Salinger Case
Ending Secrecy, U.S. Releases Draft of ACTA
Judge Presiding Over Google Settlement Moves Up
Google Launches Tool Showing Government Information and Takedown Requests
B&N Enters Content Partnership With Salon.com
Artists and Photographers Sue Over Google Book Search
The Objector
Make Mine Yours
Google Settlement Gets Day In Court
Steinbeck, Guthrie Endorse Google Settlement
At NWU Event, Confusion, Strong Opposition to Google Settlement
Friedman, Sharp Kick off Mediabistro E-Book Summit with “Open Road” Discussion
Fertile Ground: The United Arab Emirates
South Korea Takes on the E-book
Google Opponents Urge Court to Reconsider Restrictions on Revised Settlement
Frankfurt Book Fair: Europeans Play the Moral Rights Card Against Google Settlement
Can the Google Book Settlement Be Saved?
Copyright Clearance Center to Host Google Discussion on Wednesday
Court Acknowledges More Than 400 Submissions in Google Settlement
Google Hearing Raises Questions, Brings Concessions
U.S. Register of Copyrights Slams Google Book Search Settlement
As Deadline Passes, NWU, Consumer Watchdog Join Google Books Objectors
Authors Guild Slams Amazon Over Its Google Settlement Stance; Other Groups Opt Out of Settlement
Groups Urge Injunction Be Vacated in Salinger Case
Settlement Likely in E-Reserves Case?
Free-For-All: Anderson, “Free” Book, Sparks a Backlash Online and Among Battered Media Industry
Salinger Wins as Judge Blocks Publication of 60 Years Later
Simon & Schuster in Deal with Scribd to Sell E-books
BookExpo America 2009: U.K., U.S. Publishers Associations Tout Service to Fight Piracy
At London Book Fair, Panel Says Two-Year British E-Textbook Study is Myth-Shattering
At London Book Fair, E-books on the Outside, But Looking In
"The Long and Winding Road"
One Nation, Under God?
Faith-based Initiative
Diamonds Are a Terrorist's Best Friend
The Copyright Wars
Kill 100 to Save 1,000?
And You Thought The Gong Show Was a Hit...
What the Georgia State Verdict Means for Libraries and the Publishing Industry
Weighing the Consequences
The Broad Strokes of the Hachette, HarperCollins and S&S Price-Fixing Settlement
New Reports Chart the Rise of E-books
I-School Confidential: ‘PW’ talks with future librarians
Copyright at a Crossroads: William Patry
At ALA Midwinter, Librarians Show Some Fight
Pew Says Ownership of Tablets and E-Readers Doubled Over the Holidays
Spring 2012 Announcements: Social Science: It’s All Local
White House, Congressional Leaders Come Out Against SOPA
2012 International Book Fair Calendar
Register of Copyrights Addresses Legislative Efforts
Monograph Wars
Off the Shelf
In Fight with Amazon, Libraries Caught in the Crossfire
No Change, But Random House Says It Is “Actively Reviewing” Library E-book Policy
Analysts Look at the Holiday Season—and Beyond
Controversial Copyright Bill Goes Before Congress
Survey Says Library Users Are Your Best Customers
Small Demons Makes Big Splash at Frankfurt Book Fair
Going Public: PW Talks with Jeff Jarvis
A Frankfurt of the 'Mind': The Frankfurt Bookfair Expands Its Reach
Google Settlement Parties Pursue Separate Deals
Paper Cuts
With the Freelance Settlement Rejected, What's Next?
More Lawsuits Over Agency Model
The Breakup: Are the Google Settlement Parties Headed for Splitsville?
Busy ALA Exceeds Expectations
Fall 2011 Announcements: Social Science: Young Americans
Dan Savage Kicks Off ALA with Message of Hope, Inspiration
Hail to the Chief: PW Talks to Incoming ALA President Molly Raphael
Rowman & Littlefield Expands Its Public Library Push
Now You See It: What Is the Internet Hiding from You? PW Talks with Author Eli Pariser
Librarians at the Gate
Worldreader Expands into Kenya
Too Much Information? PW Talks with James Gleick
The Google Settlement Rejection: What Comes Next?
London Bounces Back
Game Changer? A Talk with Jane McGonigal
One Book, One Day, 10 Countries
Tools of Change Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
The Googlization of Books
Tools of Change, 2011 Preview
Librarians Brace for a Tough 2011
Exit Interview: PW talks to Retiring University of California Press Director Lynne Withey
Google Shakes Up the E-Book Market
The Game of Monopoly
IFRRO Lands in Boston
Frankfurt 2010: Making A Difference with E-readers
Frankfurt 2010: Our Digital Future with Evan Schnittman
Change Is Good: PW Talks to Andrew Savikas
Loaded Questions
Will Google's Net Neutrality Shift Complicate the Book Settlement?
Betting the House on HTML5
Wait Continues for Google Settlement Ruling
A Failure to Communicate
The (Tim) O'Reilly Factor
A Tantalizing Clue Suggests Google Settlement Might Keep Its Judge
Border War? In Legal Analysis, Attorney Says Google Settlement Would Cause "Diplomatic Stress"
Wharton School New York Event Tackles the Future of Publishing
Second Circuit Vacates Injunction in Salinger Case
Ending Secrecy, U.S. Releases Draft of ACTA
Judge Presiding Over Google Settlement Moves Up
Google Launches Tool Showing Government Information and Takedown Requests
B&N Enters Content Partnership With Salon.com
Artists and Photographers Sue Over Google Book Search
The Objector
Google Strikes Back, Claims Viacom Secretly Uploaded YouTube Videos
Make Mine Yours
Google Settlement Gets Day In Court
Steinbeck, Guthrie Endorse Google Settlement
At NWU Event, Confusion, Strong Opposition to Google Settlement
Friedman, Sharp Kick off Mediabistro E-Book Summit with “Open Road” Discussion
Fertile Ground: The United Arab Emirates
South Korea Takes on the E-book
Google Opponents Urge Court to Reconsider Restrictions on Revised Settlement
Frankfurt Book Fair: Europeans Play the Moral Rights Card Against Google Settlement
Can the Google Book Settlement Be Saved?
Copyright Clearance Center to Host Google Discussion on Wednesday
Court Acknowledges More Than 400 Submissions in Google Settlement
Google Hearing Raises Questions, Brings Concessions
U.S. Register of Copyrights Slams Google Book Search Settlement
As Deadline Passes, NWU, Consumer Watchdog Join Google Books Objectors
Authors Guild Slams Amazon Over Its Google Settlement Stance; Other Groups Opt Out of Settlement
Groups Urge Injunction Be Vacated in Salinger Case
Settlement Likely in E-Reserves Case?
Free-For-All: Anderson, “Free” Book, Sparks a Backlash Online and Among Battered Media Industry
Salinger Wins as Judge Blocks Publication of 60 Years Later
Simon & Schuster in Deal with Scribd to Sell E-books
BookExpo America 2009: U.K., U.S. Publishers Associations Tout Service to Fight Piracy
At London Book Fair, Panel Says Two-Year British E-Textbook Study is Myth-Shattering
At London Book Fair, E-books on the Outside, But Looking In
"The Long and Winding Road"
One Nation, Under God?
Faith-based Initiative
Diamonds Are a Terrorist's Best Friend
The Copyright Wars
Kill 100 to Save 1,000?
And You Thought The Gong Show Was a Hit...
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