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Joachim Kaufmann sets out his plans for the Frankfurt Book Fair at the Publishing Perspectives Forum
UNE sets out an ethical framework against the indiscriminate use of AI in scholarly publishing
Librería Carlos Fuentes arrives in Colotlán with 4,000 titles and a cultural space at Casa Hidalgo
Frankfurt 2026 closes, strengthened as the world’s great book marketplace amid digital transformation
Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson wins the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature
Guadalajara International Book Fair celebrates four decades with Italy as Guest of Honour and leading international authors
Tonies expects €800 million in revenue in 2026 and doubles down on screen-free children’s audio
PublisHer opens nominations for the PublisHer Excellence Awards 2027 at the Frankfurt Book Fair
26th Feria Internacional del Libro del Zócalo to bring together more than 300 publishers and 200 cultural events
Spotify takes audiobooks global, expanding to more than 180 countries by the end of 2026
Uruguay’s Fondo Concursable para la Cultura overhauls its structure and opens its 2026 call
Federación de Gremios de Editores de España holds a webinar on the new national collective agreement for publishing
Aida dos Santos wins Spain’s National Essay Prize for ‘Hijas del hormigón’
IPA presents the first Freedom of Expression Defenders Award to Media Coalition at the Frankfurt Book Fair
«We are on the knife-edge of history»: Jill Lepore and German publishers stand up to Big Tech as Frankfurt opens
Audible reinvents the audiobook experience with AI-powered interactive features
Argentina’s Fondo Nacional de las Artes opens second call for its Becas Movilidad 2026
Spain, a growth engine for European publishing, steps up its presence at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Alianza de Editoriales Mexicanas Independientes successfully wraps up its first travelling fair in Mexico City
Feria de Editores in Buenos Aires to move to the Centro de Convenciones in 2027 and triple its space
LatAm Stage to bring Latin American literature and publishing to Hall 3.1 at the Frankfurt Book Fair
Bertelsmann breaks into print on demand in Germany to challenge Libri’s dominance
