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Something for Everyone at DBW
A thousand people turned up for the revamped Digital Book World, which ran last week in Nashville.
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Are Trade Shows Disability-Friendly?
Accommodation for people with disabilities varies at book industry shows and fan fests, our investigation has found.
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Booksellers Ready for Fall Gatherings
This fall, as is tradition, members of the bookselling industry will assemble at conferences all across the nation to share their strengths and struggles.
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Regional Show Highlights 2019
A roundup of key happenings at all eight shows, including panels and roundtables, author signings and mini-TED talks, and even a few pajama parties.
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New DBW Set For 2nd Outing
This year's rebooted Digital Book World, to be held a month earlier this year in Nashville's Lowes Vanderbilt Hotel, looks to promote "a more intimate, community setting" despite hoping to double last year's attendance.
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Star Watch 2019 Honorees Named
Fifty honorees from the U.S. and Canada were chosen for the fifth annual PW Star Watch program for their trailblazing spirit, innovative problem-solving, and leadership qualities.
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Small Presses Publish the Revolution at Socialism Conference 2019
Conversation rooted in leftist literature served as the foundation for the 2019 Socialism Conference, held from July 4 through July 7 in Chicago.
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Book Truckin’ with House of SpeakEasy
Last month, the House of SpeakEasy book truck was on a mission: to spotlight community conversations around the literary arts throughout as much of the country as possible.
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The Book Industry Speaks Out Against China Tariffs
Representatives at the public hearing said books should be excluded from proposed tariffs on Chinese imports because, among other reasons, the tariffs would almost certainly lead to higher book prices for consumers while forcing some publishers and booksellers out of business.
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Hearings on Proposed Book Tariffs Start Today
Representatives from the AAP and the ABA are among the book industry members that will speak out against a proposed 25% tariff on goods--including books--imported from China at hearings that start today.
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