A Tale of Two Rights
Heading into the show's final day, rights pros reported doing steady business, and a common theme running through many panels and presentations was a concern over the future of reading, whether due to demographic data suggesting a decline in engagement with books or political and cultural movements targeting the right to read.
Núria Cabutí of Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial and Chantal Restivo-Alessi of HarperCollins International discussed how the two publishing giants are addressing the industry’s evolving landscape, from acquisitions to AI. more »
The show wraps up on Friday with a busy slate of awards, networking opportunities, discussion panels, presentations and more. Here's what you need to know. more »
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There’s a new #1 on our annual ranking of the planet’s biggest publishers. more »
Two U.S. rights pros have launched Royalty Reader, AI software to manage contracts. more »
Next year, the Sheikh Zayed Book Award celebrates its 20th anniversary. Since 2006, the Award has helped spread Arabic literature and culture around the world. To continue that mission, a translation grant is available for all literary and children’s titles that have won or have been shortlisted. Explore these titles on Frankfurt Rights. (Sponsored) More »
The New York house known for translations continues to produce hits. more »
Ingram Book Group’s implementation of AI emphasizes enhancing productivity, while protecting data–all with supervision. more »
Picture of the Day
At the Frankfurt Book Fair, (from l.) Maria Contreras, head of movies and scripted for Spanish international originals at Amazon MGM Studios; Mercedes Ron, author of the Culpables saga; and Karen Kang, global lead for culture and education partnerships at TikTok, discussed the impact of TikTok on book sales and the translation of fan fervor from books to film.Send advertising questions about this e-newsletter to: jmurray@publishersweekly.com
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