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TLA 2019: The Power of Advocacy
The stars are aligning to make this year’s event one of the association’s most highly attended conferences to date.
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PW Star Watch Program Ready for its Fifth Year
Nominations are now being accepted for the PW Star Watch program, a partnership between 'PW' and Frankfurter Buchmesse, to recognize those up-and-coming members of the U.S. and Canadian publishing communities.
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Talking Pictures Winners Named
The New York Rights Fair has announced the winners and honorees in the “Talking Pictures: Selected Books” program; awards were given in five categories for excellence in book design, including children’s picture books.
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Taking a Look at Mergers & Acquisitions
A panel during a recent Book Industry Guild of New York meeting about merger and acquisitions brought several takeaways, among them a lowering in purchase price for the typical trade publisher.
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Toy Fair Moves on After Toys R Us
At this year’s New York Toy Fair, publishers discussed new retail opportunities following the closing of the toy store chain.
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Publishers at Toy Fair 2019 Highlight Book-Plus, Female Empowerment
Though some of the publishers that usually attend Toy Fair were absent this year, book publishing exhibitors called the 2019 edition a strong show with new trends rising to the surface.
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BookExpo, ABA Offer BEX Travel Grants to Indie Booksellers
BookExpo and the American Booksellers Association have partnered on a program offering indie booksellers financial support to attend the annual book industry trade show.
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National Book Foundation Announces Spring Schedule
The administrator of the National Book Awards has announced the spring lineup for NBF Presents, its public programming series.
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PubWest Keynote Focuses on Amazon's Dominance of the Book Market
In her speech, Open Markets Institute senior fellow Lina Khan said: “More than any other firm, Amazon depicts how a company can come to monopolize all sorts of markets without triggering scrutiny under our anti-monopoly laws.”
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Center for Fiction to Hold Brooklyn Grand Opening
The Center for Fiction is holding a grand opening in downtown Brooklyn on February 19 in a new $6 million building that features a reading room, a 160-seat auditorium, and a bookstore.
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