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On the second day of this year's busy Frankfurt Book Fair, crowds gathered for talks with publishing execs, networking, and anniversaries.

Putting aside the hype and hullabaloo around AI, Thomas Cox and his panelists plan to map out 'The State of AI in Publishing Today.'

A Frankfurt Fellow this year, Beyza Becerikli is chief of rights and acquisitions at Can Publishing in Turkey.

A Frankfurt-Paris Fellow, Karla Kutzner is the founder of Berlin's InterKontinental press with a bookstore and literature festival.

Spain's Anna Soler-Pont and France's Magalie Delobelle are two of the literary agents sharing 'LitAg Moments' with us for Frankfurt's 75th.

The 24th edition of Kenya's Nairobi International Book Fair this year adds a 'Rights Café' for business meetings and networking.

With opening commentary from translator and author Clémentine Beauvais, the French program looks at 'the role of children's literature.'

Praising a strategy for letting PRH publishers work 'more creatively and entrepreneurially,' Bertelsmann's Thomas Rabe announces Nihar Malaviya the company's permanent worldwide CEO.

Between January 1 and June 30, Penguin Random House saw its international revenues rise by 9 percent year over year, to €2.1 billion.

Penguin Random House's new 'banned books resources site', Let Kids Read, includes book collections and ways to fight censorship.