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1532 readers“Digital distribution is not as cheap as people think, because the scale is still very small.”
By Roberta Campassi, PublishNews Brazil
After several months of beta testing, Abril, one of the largest media groups in the Brazil, has officially launched Iba, a new digital retailing platform with 25 magazine titles, 19 newspapers and 6,000 e-books from 170
819 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
1439 readersWith the Brazilian government to begin purchasing “digital content” in 2014, Brazil’s publishing industry gathered to discuss the opportunities and pitfalls of digital.
By Edward Nawotka
Bob Stein keynoted Brazil's 2nd digital book conference
SAO PAOLO: Though many observers believe that Brazil may be four to five years behind the US in e-book adoption, Brazilians are among the
1701 readersBy Hannah Johnson
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Textbook Consortium Launch “Minha Biblioteca” E-book Service for University Libraries
Four major publishers — Grupo A, GEN, Saraiva and Atlas — with
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From Publishing Perspectives:
After several months of beta testing, Abril, one of the largest media groups in the Brazil, has officially launched Iba, a new digital retailing platform with 25 magazine titles, 19 newspapers and 6,000 e-books from 170 publishers – making it one of the largest e-book retailers in Brazil, following Gato Sabido, which has
959 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.
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11,000 Brazilian E-books Available, Saraiva is Top E-Publisher
Brazilian publishers have only been selling
2549 readersSpain’s Libranda, Italy’s E-digita, France’s Eden Livres, Brazil’s DLD — they’ll all last only as long as publishers need them.
By Edward Nawotka
Several markets have seen collaborative e-book distribution platforms launch within the last year: Libranda launched Spain; in Italy Rizzoli, Feltrinelli and Gruppo Gems developed the E-digita platform; a French group comprised of Gallimard, Flammarion and
1195 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:
Fábio Lima coordinates the Translation Grants Program of the Brazilian National Library
Translation Grants: How to Publish a Brazilian Author for Free (Almost)
The Brazilian National Library Foundation established a translation grant program in July of
5171 readersBluefire, maker of the most popular iOS reading app, announced this week that it had just completed apps for 4 new partners in 4 new countries.
In addition to past partners (which included Libri.de and Books-a-Million) Bluefire has now helped 4 more web retailers launch their own apps: Elefant.ro in Romania, Livraria
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From The Bookseller:
High street stalwart Argos is planning to launch e-books on its website in a bid to grow its recently launched book offer.
The retailer launched its online bookselling site earlier this year and said because digital was key in a developing book industry, it soon planned to offer customers e-books, perhaps in