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LITERACY NONPROFITS FORGE AHEAD: Two organizations further their mission to make books accessible for all young readers.

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon

• Source: Publishers Weekly. March 18, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 11, p38, 5 p.

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Reading Reckoning: The long-running debate about how to teach children to read rages on, with a deeper emphasis on science

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon

• Source: Publishers Weekly. August 7, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 32, p18, 7 p.

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Art, Architecture & Photography

• Authors : Varno, David

• Source: Publishers Weekly. May 29, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 22, p16, 4 p.

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Libraries Unite!.

• Authors : Albanese, Andrew Richard

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2023, Vol. 270, Issue 15, pages. 6

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Comics Retailers Navigate a New Normal.

• Authors : Harper, David

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2023, Vol. 270, Issue 10, pages. 9

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In the Shadow of Liberty: The Invisible History of Immigrant Detention in the United States

• Source: Publishers Weekly. February 19, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 7, p51, 2 p.

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Amazon Slams FTC Suit

• Authors : Albanese, Andrew

• Source: Publishers Weekly. December 18, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 51, p11, 2 p.

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Where Did the Readers Go? A new NEA study finds less than half of adults read a book for pleasure in 2022

• Authors : Milliot, Jim

• Source: Publishers Weekly. November 6, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 45, p6, 2 p.

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STAFFERS UNIONIZE THIRD B&N STORE IN N.Y.C

• Source: Publishers Weekly. February 26, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 8, p6, 1 p.

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Coming Together: The CEO of DK U.K. says the shift to remote work provided a vital connection to the U.S.

• Authors : Helly, Paul

• Source: Publishers Weekly. February 26, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 8, p12a, 2 p.

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Bright Lights, Big Fandom: New York Comic Con returns as a festival for fans.

• Authors : MacDonald, Heidi

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 39, pages. 6

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No Deal With Penguin Random House's purchase of Simon & Schuster blocked by Judge Pan, the industry waits to see what's next in the saga.

• Authors : Albanese,Andrew; Milliot, Jim

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 46, pages. 3

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Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here: The United States, Central America, and the Making of a Crisis

• Source: Publishers Weekly. November 20, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 47, p73, 2 p.

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WRAPPING UP A DIFFICULT YEAR.

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 25, pages. 6

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Amazon Heads to Court

• Authors : Milliot, Jim

• Source: Publishers Weekly. October 2, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 40, p9, 2 p.

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DUSTING FOR DIGITAL FINGERPRINTS: True crime books show how tech makes crime easier to commit--and criminals easier to catch.

• Authors : Bourne, Michael

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 42, pages. 3

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What's Left in Publishing These Days? A prominent progressive publisher reflects on the battles

• Authors : Wachteii, Diane

• Source: Publishers Weekly. April 25, 2022, Vol. 269 Issue 17, p150, 5 p.

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Fal1 Bookseller Gatherings Preview: This season's regional shows mark the first time that many booksellers have been able to get together in person since the start of the pandemic.

• Authors : Rosen, Judith

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 36, pages. 3

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Healthy in the Heartland: Midwest publishers are that optimistic sales gains in 2021 will carry into 2022, despite supply chain issues.

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 7, pages. 3

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The Changing World of Bookselling: Despite strife and losses, innovation prevails.

• Authors : Rosen, Judith

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 17, pages. 6

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International Book Fairs Still Thrive in the Digital Age: Despite the convenience that virtual book fairs offer, the rights crowd yearns for face-to-face again.

• Authors : Nawotka, Ed

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 17, pages. 4

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Publishing in the Pacific Northwest: The region is home to some of the nation's most innovative publishing companies--from Amazon to indies.

• Authors : Berens, Kathi Inman; Noorda, Rachel; Beeck, Nathalie Op De

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 10, pages. 10

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Silver Lininng: Disruption from the pandemic lingers, bull children's publishers see growth in the coming year.

• Authors : O'sullivan, Joanne

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 8, pages. 6

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The Face of Children's Book Week 2024: Sophie Blackall has been named the inaugural spokesperson, and has created the poster for the nationwide literacy celebration

• Authors : Brill, Pamela

• Source: Publishers Weekly. January 22, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 3, p17, 1 p.

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AAP Weighs In on AI Study

• Authors : Albanese, Andrew

• Source: Publishers Weekly. December 11, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 50, p12, 1 p.

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New Filing Reveals Amazon Secrets: Unsealed portions of the FTC's antitrust lawsuit against the e-tailer provide insights about the company's size and ambitions

• Source: Publishers Weekly. November 13, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 46, p7, 1 p.

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Showdown: The government's bid to block Penguin Random House's acquisition of Simon & Schuster is heading to trial.

• Authors : Albanese, Andrew

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 31, pages. 3

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Still Waiting for the New Normal: Publishing grappled with the many uncertainties caused by the pandemic in 2021.

• Authors : Milliot, Jim; Nawotka, Ed

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 1, pages. 4

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WHERE HAVE ALL THE LIBRARIANS GONE? A new study examines the precarious state of school librarianship

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon

• Source: Publishers Weekly. December 13, 2021, Vol. 268 Issue 51, p39, 6 p.

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The Heart of the Matter: Midwest presses embrace entrepreneurship and community

• Authors : Kirch, Claire

• Source: Publishers Weekly. November 22, 2021, Vol. 268 Issue 47, p48, 5 p.

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Grading Publishing Graduate Programs: Schools continue to evolve to keep up with changes inside and outside the classroom.

• Authors : Stewart, Sophia

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 52, pages. 5

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American Visions: The United States, 1800-1860

• Source: Publishers Weekly. August 14, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 33, p49, 2 p.

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Indie Publishers Look Past Covid: Having weathered two trying years, small presses are hopeful about 2022.

• Authors : Milliot, Jim; Kirch, Claire

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 8, pages. 3

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Made in America: In his new book, Pulitzer winner Matthew Desmond argues that the U.S. could end poverty--if those who benefit from it cared to.

• Authors : Kifer, Andy

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2023, Vol. 270, Issue 5, pages. 2

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MADE IN THE U.S.A. Publishers discuss immigration and the role of book publishing in understanding the American experience.

• Authors : Patrick, Diane; Reid, Calvin

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 41, pages. 5

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NEW YORK COMIC CON IS BACK: The pop culture show returns to the Javits Center in scaled-down form.

• Authors : Macdonald, Heidi

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 37, pages. 7

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A WHOLE NEW GAME: Tabletop game makers embrace crowdfunding to launch new projects.

• Authors : Spector, Nicole Audrey

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 32, pages. 5

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IN MAJOR WIN, APPEALS COURT HALTS TEXAS BOOK-RATING LAW

• Source: Publishers Weekly. January 22, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 3, p6, 1 p.

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A Wall Is Just a Wall: The Permeability of the Prison in the Twentieth-Century United States

• Source: Publishers Weekly. December 18, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 51, p83, 1 p.

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THE SHOW MUST GO ON(LINE): San Diego Comic-Con and other pop culture conventions juggle online and in-person events as they adapt to the new new normal.

• Authors : MacDonald, Heidi

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 27, pages. 7

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THIS IS THE LIBRARY'S TIME: The ALA Annual Conference will again be virtual-only in 2021 -- and for many ALA members, that's great news.

• Authors : Albanese, Andrew Richard

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 24, pages. 7

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SETTING SIGHTS on SUMMER LEARNING: Publishers, ed tech, libraries, and others address learning loss and keep kids engaged during the break.

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 24, pages. 7

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MANGA IS LIT! Anime fans and binge-readers lift manga sales in uncertain times.

• Authors : Aoki, Deb

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 19, pages. 4

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Comics Retail Rebuilds, and Restocks.

• Authors : Harper, David

• Source: Publishers Weekly. May 9, 2022, Vol. 269 Issue 20, p24, 4 p.

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Movie Tie-ins at a Crossroads: Publishers with licensed tie-in programs are struggling to adapt as release dates shift and shipments are delayed.

• Authors : Raugust, Karen

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 51, pages. 3

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Too Big to Approve? After the DOJ let previous big deals sail through, its action to block PRH's purchase of S&S came as a surprise.

• Authors : Maher, John; Albanese, Andrew; Milliot, Jim

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2021, Vol. 268, Issue 45, pages. 3

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The Rebels: Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Struggle for a New American Politics.

• Source: Publishers Weekly. November 20, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 47, p74, 2 p.

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New Urgency for Banned Books Week.

• Authors : Kirch, Claire

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 38, pages. 1

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Booksellers Thrilled to Get Back Together.

• Authors : Kirch, Claire; Beeck, Nathalie op de

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 44, pages. 2

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A Stellar Year for Publishing.

• Authors : Milliot, Jim

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 40, pages. 2

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