Academic Newsletter - June 2018
Opinion - AcademicWednesday, 13 June 2018
Alastair Horne, in association with the London Book Fair, on a BISG open access survey and other news from the academic publishing world
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You think you have it bad? Listen to this!
Opinion - BooksWednesday, 13 June 2018
An extract from Kate Bowler's bestselling Everything Happens for a Reason, one of Bill Gates' five recommended summer reads. Here, Bowler - born in London and now living...
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Where do all the lost letters go?
Opinion - BooksTuesday, 12 June 2018
Helen Cullen writes about her highly promoted debut novel, The Lost Letters of William Woolf
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Meeting the demand of modern book publishing
Opinion - PublishingTuesday, 12 June 2018
Publishers need systems that suit a rapidly changing marketplace, Virtusales writes
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Tim Waterstone - the great disrupter
Opinion - BooksellingMonday, 11 June 2018
Will Atkinson, who worked at Waterstones in the early days, recalls the heady era of the chain's expansion under his former boss, knighted in the Birthday Honours
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Our rights process is broken. Can blockchain fix it?
Opinion - PublishingMonday, 04 June 2018
Jane Tappuni makes the case for a global rights database using blockchain technology
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Tagholm's Take - the news in books at 8 June 2018
Opinion - PublishingFriday, 08 June 2018
Roger Tagholm, in assocation with the London Book Fair, on an upbeat mood at BookExpo America
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Celebrating the local in Queen's Park
Opinion - FestivalsWednesday, 06 June 2018
Thomas du Plessis reports on how community spirit has informed the Queen's Park Book Festival
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Recruiting future earth warriors
Opinion - ChildrenTuesday, 05 June 2018
Gary Haq reports on why his debut children's book has a strong environmental message
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A less dangerous occupation
Opinion - BooksFriday, 01 June 2018
After 30 years as a filmmaker, Martin Granger has turned to fiction
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