Iranian Authors Uncensored
Estimates vary, but at least 3 million Iranians have emigrated since 1979. The United States has the largest such community, centered in Los Angeles, and fancifully called Tehrangeles. Many other Iranians and their families live in Turkey, Germany, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Where Did You Get That Book?
In the U.S., public library usage stats reveal a 31% drop in building use over eight years, up to 2018.
Inclusion Means Including Everyone
Creating barrier-free, fully inclusive content is a worthy goal, even if the task seems daunting.
Publisher Staff Press for Change
Publishing staff are insisting on change and pursuing change at a pace that may be more aggressive than leadership would like.
It’s All About the Licensing
Today, in a world of smartphones and tablets, publishing – as practiced by authors, publishers and booksellers – is all about licensing. The observation is a timely one on World Intellectual Property (IP) Day.
Facing S&S Staff Criticism, Pence Book Moves Forward
Decisions to cancel one book and to advance plans for publishing another highlight pressure on publishers to reconcile business plans with social concerns.
Mechanical Licensing Collective Update
When last we looked at the Music Modernization Act (MMA), it had just been passed by Congress and signed into law.
Recordation: The Vital Back Office of US Copyright
The Copyright Office is currently in the midst of a project to build a new and modernized recordation process.
Amazon Unveils Mobile Storytelling Platform
Kindle Vella promises an innovative way for readers to enjoy storytelling – short fiction available in serialized installments of 600 to 5,000 words.
LCMS : What Are They Really Good For?
With the majority of the enterprise still working from home or working in a hybrid model, it’s never been more critical to strengthen enterprise learning strategies with the right tools and systems.