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  Publishers Launch Debuts in Frankfurt

  1545 readersBy Andrew Wilkins Audience at Publishers Launch Conference in Frankfurt If there’s been one clearly identifiable trend at Frankfurt Book Fair over the past 15 years, it has been to both start and end the fair earlier and earlier. Remember when Monday was the final day of exhibition? That finished in 2003, and nowadays it’s hard to find

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  Survival Tips for the Frankfurt Book Fair

  1846 readersBy Edward Nawotka, Editor-in-Chief Visitors at the Frankfurt Book Fair The Frankfurt Book Fair starts in a little more than ten days, so are you prepared? Of course not. You really can’t totally prepare for Frankfurt, you just have to give in to the experience. Well, over the years we’ve shared some of our own hard won

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  Frankfurt Show Daily for Wednesday, 10 October 2012

  593 readersDuring the Frankfurt Book Fair, Publishing Perspectives produces daily print editions with news and updates from the world’s largest publishing trade show. Take a look at our edition for Wednesday, 10 October 2012 with news from TOC Frankfurt and Publishers Launch conferences, as well as the Opening Press Conference and Opening Ceremony of this year’s

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  20% Off Publishers Launch Frankfurt Tickets for PP Readers

  1099 readersPublishers Launch Frankfurt will make its second appearance at the Frankfurt Book Fair this year, after a successful debut in 2011. This day-long conference, organized by Publishers Lunch newsletter founder Michael Cader and renowned publishing consultant Mike Shatzkin, focuses on trade publishing. Discount for Publishing Perspectives Readers Register below with the discount code Partner20PP to receive 20%

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  Publishers Launch Frankfurt…By the Tweet

  835 readersThe Publishers Launch Frankfurt conference took place today, two days before the official start of the Frankfurt Book Fair. Read what happend there, 140 characters at a time: [View the story "How Twitter saw Publishers Launch" on Storify]

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  International Supply Chain Meeting Now Part of TOC Frankfurt

  1445 readersBy Hannah Johnson The International Supply Chain Meeting, which has taken place at the Frankfurt Book Fair for the past 32 years, will now become a dedicated supply chain track at the O’Reilly Tools of Change Frankfurt conference on October 11, 2011. EDItEUR, an international standards organization and organizer of the Supply Chain Meeting, will create the

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  Aussie Rights Trade on the Rise

  676 readersBy Andrew Wilkins While its domestic book trade may be in a dip, Australian rights activity is on the rise, with its income from rights sales increasing over the past year, according to Think Australian’s just-published annual survey of Australian rights managers and agents. Over 70% reported increased rights income, while only 11% reported a drop.

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  Children’s Publishing to Pioneer New Forms of Reading

  417 readersBy Olivia Snaije With blue skies over Frankfurt, the world’s media was welcomed to the Book Fair’s opening press conference yesterday morning. At the Frankfurt Book Fair Opening Press Conference: Dr. Professor Gottfried Honnefelder (Börsenverein), Richard Robinson (Scholastic), and Juergen Boos (Frankfurt Book Fair) Juergen Boos, Director of the Frankfurt Book Fair, and Richard Robinson, President and CEO

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  Metadata Perspectives Conference 2011

  2645 readersMetadata is the single most important tool publishers can use to market and license products and generate sales in an increasingly crowded marketplace. Learn how to develop effective metadata strategies at this Frankfurt Academy Conference hosted by Ed Nawotka, editor-in-chief of Publishing Perspectives. Read more: List of Metadata Resources for Publishers Metadata Perspectives: Successful Metadata Strategies 13 October 2011 9:30

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  TOC Frankfurt Calls For Submissions

  1392 readersO’Reilly Publishing is looking for pitches for its Tools Of Change for Publishing conference in Frankfurt, Germany in October.The event will be taking place at the same time as the Frankfurt Book Fair. The conference is looking foryoung publishing startups with innovative technologies, business models or approaches to publishing. Here is more from the TOC website: