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2461 readersNorth Americans experienced the digital disruption first. Elsewhere, publishers may not feel compelled to rush into a digital future.
By Edward Nawotka
Last Tuesday and Wednesday I was in Sao Paolo, Brazil attending the second annual International Digital Book Congress (Congresso Internacional do Livro Digital), hosted by the Brazilan Book Chamber. The event drew more than 300
962 readersEvery week we bring you the latest news and updates on Brazil’s publishing industry — publishers and authors, bookstores and e-books, literary agents and bestseller lists — at PublishNews Brazil. You can subscribe to our e-mail newsletter or follow @pubnewsbrazil on Twitter.
Here are the latest headlines:
11,000 Brazilian E-books Available, Saraiva is Top E-Publisher
Brazilian publishers have only been selling
1433 readersE-book distribution and retailing is ramping up, but only 4,000 e-book titles are available in Brazilian Portuguese.
By Maria Fernanda Rodrigues
Over the past 12 months, Brazilians put aside their fears that the e-book would be the death of the printed book and put more energy into finally moving into the digital era. Waaaaay back in March,
650 readersThis week’s issue of PublishNewsBrazil, a collaboration between Publishing Perspectives and Publish News, brings you all the latest news from the booming Brazilian book market, including:
Kobo Hires Ex-Xeriph Exec as Brazilan Publisher Relations Manager
Kobo’s Brazilian adventure began to take shape last week with the hiring of Camila Cabete, the company’s first Brazilian staff member, as its
1363 readersBy Maria Fernanda Rodrigues
Based in Rio de Janeiro, Lucia Riff is the top literary agent in Brazil. Her Riff Agency was established in 1991 and today she represents many of best known Brazilian authors, both at home and abroad.
We spoke with Riff in advance of her presentation at today’s International Rights Directors Meeting.
PP: What has
934 readersThis week on PublishNews Brazil: Amazon partners with a kiosk-retailer to sell Kindles in Brazil, Kobo launches two new ereaders, 33% of Brazilians read a book last month.
802 readersBy Edward Nawotka, Editor-in-Chief
This week’s issue of PublishNewsBrazil, a collaboration between Publishing Perspectives and Publish News, brings you all the latest news from the booming Brazilian book market, including:
Brazilian Publishers Rise Among Global Publishing Elite
Three Brazilian companies have hit the annual list of the publishing world’s elite: Saraiva, FTD and Abril Educação.
Santillana Invests €20m
1513 readersThis week’s issue of PublishNews Brazil, a collaboration between Publishing Perspectives and Publish News, brings you all the latest news from the booming Brazilian book market, including:
Brazil Lands at #9 on Global Ranking of the Publishing Industry
Brazil is ranked #9 on the annual Global Ranking of the Publishing Industries (included here), with consumer prices of 2.54 billion euros, and is
1239 readersThis week’s issue of PublishNews Brazil, a collaboration between Publishing Perspectives and Publish News, brings you all the latest news from the booming Brazilian book market, including:
Penguin's CEO John Makinson is impressed by Brazil's book market
Interview with John Makinson on Brazil: “As Sophisticated a Market as the US or Britain”
In 2011, Penguin Acquired 45% of Brazilian publisher Companhia das Letras—and
825 readersBy Edward Nawotka
This week’s issue of PublishNews Brazil, a collaboration between Publishing Perspectives and Publish News, brings you all the latest news from the booming Brazilian book market, including:
Brazilian Publishers Embrace Paperbacks in Bid for Readers: Cosac Naify is among the Brazilian publishers launching paperback lines and is part of a new trend of publishers