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Springer Nature hires new chief digital officer to 'drive AI and digital transformation'

Springer Nature hires new chief digital officer to 'drive AI and digital transformation'

Hachette UK announces winner of 2024 New Voices award

Hachette UK announces winner of 2024 New Voices award

University of Michigan Press appoints Liverpool University Press as UK and Europe distributor

University of Michigan Press appoints Liverpool University Press as UK and Europe distributor

Scholastic appoints Jeffrey Mathews as chief growth officer

Scholastic appoints Jeffrey Mathews as chief growth officer

University of Toronto Press acquires Equinox Publishing's linguistics catalogue

University of Toronto Press acquires Equinox Publishing's linguistics catalogue

Bloomsbury and the Iran Heritage Foundation to launch new open access series

Bloomsbury and the Iran Heritage Foundation to launch new open access series

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Pearson's sales growth accelerates to 5% as it increases 'AI capabilities'

Pearson's sales growth accelerates to 5% as it increases 'AI capabilities'

Springer Nature hires new chief digital officer to 'drive AI and digital transformation'

Springer Nature hires new chief digital officer to 'drive AI and digital transformation'

Cambridge University Press & Assessment writes to 20k authors for AI licensing 'opt-in'

Cambridge University Press & Assessment writes to 20k authors for AI licensing 'opt-in'

Hachette UK announces winner of 2024 New Voices award

Hachette UK announces winner of 2024 New Voices award

University of Michigan Press appoints Liverpool University Press as UK and Europe distributor

University of Michigan Press appoints Liverpool University Press as UK and Europe distributor

Scholastic appoints Jeffrey Mathews as chief growth officer

Scholastic appoints Jeffrey Mathews as chief growth officer

Latest Features

Teachable moments? Why increased funding is key for the schools sector

Teachable moments? Why increased funding is key for the schools sector

The only way is UP

The only way is UP

Digital rules in the university presses but there is solidity in print sales, too

Digital rules in the university presses but there is solidity in print sales, too

Digital driving university presses forward despite growing costs and supply issues

Digital driving university presses forward despite growing costs and supply issues

Sales of books aimed at school leaders and teachers’ development hit record high

Sales of books aimed at school leaders and teachers’ development hit record high

Latest News

Pearson's sales growth accelerates to 5% as it increases 'AI capabilities'

Pearson's sales growth accelerates to 5% as it increases 'AI capabilities'

Springer Nature hires new chief digital officer to 'drive AI and digital transformation'

Springer Nature hires new chief digital officer to 'drive AI and digital transformation'

Cambridge University Press & Assessment writes to 20k authors for AI licensing 'opt-in'

Cambridge University Press & Assessment writes to 20k authors for AI licensing 'opt-in'

Hachette UK announces winner of 2024 New Voices award

Hachette UK announces winner of 2024 New Voices award

University of Michigan Press appoints Liverpool University Press as UK and Europe distributor

University of Michigan Press appoints Liverpool University Press as UK and Europe distributor

Scholastic appoints Jeffrey Mathews as chief growth officer

Scholastic appoints Jeffrey Mathews as chief growth officer

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Publishing's priorities

Publishing's priorities

by Caroline Cummins

With the General Election looming, it’s time for us to fight our industry’s corner.

Customer choice or self-censorship?

Customer choice or self-censorship?

by Dr Christopher Adams & George Cooper

Publishers and distributors face hard decisions when international legislation creeps towards censorship.

Sharing science for success

Sharing science for success

by Ritu Dhand & Harsh Jegadeesan

A regime incorporating inclusive science, where negative results can play an important role, can help advance outcomes—and it could also save researchers billions.

The accessibility opportunity

The accessibility opportunity

by Eirik Wahlstrøm

Augmented reality can adapt books to diverse learning styles — so why is it still so rare?

Comment

Opinion from The Bookseller and other columnists

Publishing's priorities

Publishing's priorities

by Caroline Cummins

With the General Election looming, it’s time for us to fight our industry’s corner.

Customer choice or self-censorship?

Customer choice or self-censorship?

by Dr Christopher Adams & George Cooper

Sharing science for success

Sharing science for success

by Ritu Dhand & Harsh Jegadeesan

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