New Academic and Intellectual Books on March 20
A list of newly released academic and intellectual books is presented, covering anthropology, philosophy, digital connectivity, architecture, and music sociology.
What to do with them? A document maps the life of antiquarian bookstores in the era of e-shops
The article discusses the challenges faced by antiquarian bookstores in the digital age dominated by e-commerce.
German National Library: Why Books At All?
The article discusses the challenges facing the German National Library, particularly in the context of its mission to collect all publications in Germany, and the implications of modern publishing trends.
From 'The Assistant' to 'Hamnet': the magic wand of Generation Z that turns books into box office hits
The article discusses how Generation Z's affinity for literature and digital platforms is transforming book adaptations into successful films.
Librarian Day: professionals explain how the career works and the challenges with new technologies: 'Much more than organizing books'
Brazil celebrates National Librarian Day, shedding light on the evolving role of librarians beyond traditional library settings.
NCERT Controversy: Education Ministry Orders Removal of Books from Social Media
The Indian government has ordered the removal of a controversial NCERT social science textbook from social media and digital platforms following a Supreme Court directive.
Sweden Returns to Reliance on Paper Books in Education Instead of Digital... What's the Story?
The Swedish government has announced a halt to excessive reliance on digital devices in classrooms, opting to return to traditional paper books as the primary educational tool.
Norwegian Bonnier criticized for AI cover on children's book
Bonnier Publishing in Norway is facing backlash for using AI to create the cover of the second book in the Miss Snushane children's series, instead of hiring an illustrator, which closely resembles the previous illustrator's work.
Old-fashioned people have their mouths open, while adults have their ears open
A significant portion of South Koreans are not reading books, with over half having read none in a year, particularly after the age of 60.
Three books that can be read in an afternoon
The article discusses the benefits of reading fiction, highlighting three engaging books that can be finished quickly and foster empathy and understanding.
Students risk being taken to court for illegal copying
Over half of Danish students illegally obtain one or more digital study books, risking potential fines for copyright infringement according to Rettighedsalliancen.
Danish students risk being dragged into court for illegal copying
More than half of Danish students using digital textbooks illegally obtain one or more copies, risking fines for copyright infringement, according to the Rights Alliance organization.
INTERVIEW Meet Philtz, the man behind those retro AI "memory books"
Philtz, a multifaceted creator, discusses his new video series 'Spomenar' and the intersection of nostalgia, digital art, and technology.
Multiple Books: 152 new school textbooks approved for Primary, Secondary and First Year of High School
A total of 152 new school textbooks for elementary, middle, and first year of high school have been approved, with digital availability starting now and final selections by teachers due by March 2026.
Books about Science in 2025: Digital Concerns, Anatomy of Disinformation, Rivers as Living Creatures and Witch Trials
The article discusses upcoming science books for 2025, including a Czech edition of Yuval Noah Harari's 'Nexus' and its place among popular science literature.