Goodbye Passwords.. Why Are News Sites Adopting Magic Links?
The article discusses how news websites, particularly independent publishers, are moving away from traditional username and password systems towards using magic links and one-time passwords for enhanced security and simplicity.
N.S. book publishers slammed by provincial government’s cuts to the creative sector
Nova Scotia book publishers are facing significant challenges due to provincial government cuts to the arts sector, exacerbating existing market uncertainties.
Is crime journalism becoming a pillar for digital subscriptions?
The article discusses the shift towards crime journalism as a sustainable subscription model for publishers amidst declining ad revenues.
Anya Schiffrin: AI firms should automatically pay for the news content they use
Anya Schiffrin advocates for Canada to implement a statutory licensing system for AI companies to ensure they compensate news publishers for the content they utilize.
Is Youth-Published Media Illegal? A Lawsuit Against ‘Tokipul News’
A youth independent media outlet, Tokipul, is challenging constitutional laws that prohibit minors from becoming publishers and editors, asserting that this restricts their freedom of speech and press.
Eliminating Barriers to Reading for the Intellectually Disabled: Libraries and Publishers' Initiatives
Supporters are working with intellectually disabled individuals to help them read more easily by creating accessible books and engaging them in reading activities.
Choose your favorite from the list of the most beautiful books! 'Golden Apples' readers' vote
A competition featuring 113 books from 35 publishers in Latvia will allow readers to vote on their favorites, culminating in an awards ceremony in March.
Publishers and media support the government's investment in AI language model
The Swedish government has approved a new AI strategy aimed at developing a large-scale Swedish language model with the support of publishers and media companies.
Will AI Replace Translators? It Is Already Being Used in Europe and There Is Discussion
The use of AI in translation is provoking intense debate in Europe as publishers start to rely on technology over human translators.
Mart Juur received a prestigious title along with a certificate
Mart Juur has been named the Book Friend of the Year 2025 by the Estonian Publishers Union on February 19, 2026.
The Publishers' Association has chosen Mart Juur as the Book Friend of the Year
Mart Juur has been honored as the Book Friend of the Year for 2025 by the Estonian Publishers' Association.
Ricky Sutton: Don’t fall for Meta’s mobster offer over news content
Ricky Sutton criticizes Meta's offer to Canadian publishers, claiming it only serves Meta's interests while attempting to undermine the Online News Act.
Tax credit for publishers removed, Bonafè: "It's a shame. They have no interest in supporting the press"
Simona Bonafè criticizes the Italian government for withdrawing the tax credit for publishers, arguing it undermines press freedom and pluralism.
From the government a blow to the newspapers, farewell tax breaks on paper
Italy's government has ended tax breaks for newspaper publishers, igniting criticism from the industry.
Extension, the tax credit for paper for publishers is canceled
A bipartisan amendment related to the tax credit for publishers has been restructured, leading to its cancellation in government proposals.
Publishers report fraudulent advertisements to the EU
Publishers in Sweden have reported fraudulent advertisements on Facebook to the EU Commission, claiming they violate regulations under the Digital Services Act.
Irvine Welsh, author of 'Trainspotting', will be part of the Coyoacán International Book Fair
Renowned author Irvine Welsh will participate in the Coyoacán International Book Fair, which will feature over 900 publishers and 350 cultural activities.
FIEG: appeal to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for an extension of the tax credit for the purchase of paper for publishing
The Italian Federation of Newspaper Publishers (FIEG) has appealed to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for the extension of a tax credit aimed at supporting the purchase of paper for printed publications.
Plan by Publishers: A New Press Distribution for Germany
The Federal Cartel Office approves a plan by publishers to create a new press distribution alliance in Germany, fundamentally changing the market.
'Congress is opposing the country...,' said Sanjay Singh
Sanjay Singh criticized the Congress party regarding an unpublished book related to Rahul Gandhi, asserting that it has not been printed or made available online as confirmed by General Naravane and Penguin Publishers.
Editors, collectives, and historians: here is the denialist patrol
The article discusses recent episodes of denial and disrespect towards the memory of the victims of the foibe and the Istrian, Fiuman, and Dalmatian exiles in Italy, attributing these actions to a network of associations, publishers, and historians.
Hong Young-wan elected as the new president of the Korean Publishers Association
The Korean Publishers Association elected Hong Young-wan as its new president during its 27th regular general meeting, where he received approximately 98% of the votes.
Known Long List of the Literature Year Award; the Lifetime Award will be given to translator Jānis Krastiņš
Latvian publishers have submitted 156 works for the Literature Year Award, with the lifetime achievement award going to translator Jānis Krastiņš.
Ananindeua Book Fair brings together writers and used bookstores in Greater Belém; see schedule
The Ananindeua Book Fair in Greater Belém will take place this weekend, aiming to gather writers, used bookstores, publishers, and local collectives.
Publishing Professionals Honored at Vilnius Railway Station Event
On a chilly Wednesday evening, publishers, authors, editors, translators, and other representatives from the literary world gathered at the new event space of the Vilnius railway station to celebrate achievements and the community formed through a love for books.
"The Complaints That Schools Are Crumbling, I Have Known as Long as I Can Remember"
Sebastian Guggolz, the new head of the German Publishers and Booksellers Association, discusses the decline in book purchases among citizens and the crisis of cultural competence.
Springer's World: Full Throttle Against the Firewall
Springer is making headlines, not all favorable, in an interview with Ulf Poschardt, the publisher of the 'premium brand'.
The book market has dropped by 2.1%
The Italian book market confirmed a 2.1% decline in trade sales value for 2025, following a 2.3% decline in 2024.
How Spotify is Culturally Erasing the Balkans
A new study by the Bulgarian association ANMIP reveals that Spotify's new royalty payment threshold, effective in 2024, adversely affects artists and independent publishers in smaller markets, threatening cultural erasure in Southeast Europe.
Who are the members of the Council of the Ministry of Culture who allocated funds to publishers?
The Ministry of Culture and Media announced the allocation of just over one million euros for 305 programs in the field of cultural and artistic amateurism, including funding for festivals, concerts, traditional clothing procurement, and publishing activities.
X Sues Music Publishers, Alleging ‘Collusion’ Over Licensing Deals
The company X has filed a lawsuit against music publishers, claiming they have engaged in collusion regarding licensing agreements.
Aspiring Writer, Be Careful of the Editor Who Promises You Everything and More
The article warns aspiring writers about self-proclaimed literary agents on social media who offer unrealistic publishing promises, likening them to old-fashioned vanity publishers.
Money spent, time invested, and less trust in the system: how the four major publishers "drain" science
The article discusses how the commercialization of scientific journals by the four major publishers undermines the research community and erodes trust in the system.
The Ministry of Culture distributes money to publishers: Fraktura and Ljubica Letinić's company received 100,000 euros each
The Croatian Ministry of Culture will allocate over three million euros to 88 publishers based on a public call for cultural needs for 2026, with Fraktura and Audio Store Transonica receiving the largest amounts.
Agora may sue the State Treasury for over 200 million PLN
Agora is considering a lawsuit against the State Treasury over legal claims related to delays in the implementation of the DSM Directive, impacting press publishers in Poland.
Many publishers only work with compliant influencers
The article discusses the rise of a controversial book influencer known as 'Bücherschrank' in the German Bookfluencer scene, who defies the norms by not fitting into the typical political mold often associated with influencers.
Our famous writers and publishers have selected the best books for the holidays and winter days
A selection of the best books for the holiday season by notable writers and editors, offering insights into must-read titles for winter.