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Topic: publishing industry
(Images: AAP, Sky News)

The right publishers: inside the companies bringing the fringe to print

Media

Mar 19, 2021

12

Canada’s $350 million media stimulus would set the tone for Australia

Media

Jan 29, 2018

3

Despite reassurance from News Corp officials, the News and Information services publishing arm continues to struggle, write <b>Paddy Manning</b> and <b>Glenn Dyer</b>.

Australian papers dead weight in the News Corp stable

Business

Nov 06, 2014

4

Here are some of the best and worst books by Australian politicians in recent times. You be the judge on which one to demand at Christmas time ...

Crikey list: most memorable books by politicians

Books

Jul 07, 2014

15

A flood of pollies have books coming out, from Julia Gillard to John Howard and Bob Day. We look at what makes for a good read in this tricky genre.

Books by politicians: how to avoid the bargain bin

Books

Jul 07, 2014

15

Thrice nominated for the Booker Prize, writer Anita Desai reflected on her place in India's rapidly changing literary canon in a speech in Melbourne last night.

On time passing, and India changing: writer Anita Desai reflects

Asia-Pacific

May 22, 2013

The merger of publishers Penguin and Random House will trigger more takeover activity. And the impact will trickle down to all aspects of the industry, writes Scribe publisher <b>Henry Rosenbloom</b>.

Despite renos, Penguin House can’t match Amazon McMansion

Books

Nov 01, 2012

E-book prices have soared due to an international agreement between publishers. But why are non-US customers being gouged even more?

The international agreement to gouge e-book customers

Companies

Jan 24, 2012

24

Australian poetry is suddenly the subject of considerable debate. While there's controversy over a new poetry anthology by UNSW Press, there's wider optimism over the health of poetry more generally.

Controversy aside, snaps to Australian poets

Books

Oct 14, 2011

1

Author <b>Shed Simove</b> desperately wanted a bestseller, but even he was surprised when his self-published blank book -- titled <em>What Every Man Thinks About Apart From Sex</em> -- sailed up the Amazon charts.

How I made a blank book an Amazon bestseller

Books

Apr 18, 2011

Does a plug by another author on a book cover ever convince you to buy it? Author <b>Bill Morris</b> explains the delicate business of 'blurbing', where writers indulge in mutual pats-on-the-back and help aspiring writers get their books onto shelves.

An intriguing read that paints a vivid portrait of the publishing industry

Books

Mar 01, 2011

The old publishing industry mantra that "men don't read" is rubbish, says author <b>Jason Pinter</b>. Men love reading -- female-dominated publishing houses just aren't printing anything they like.

Why men don’t read books: all the editors are chicks

Books

May 07, 2010

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