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'Québec rights holders have not been immune' from the devastation of Canada's copyright act in fair-dealing,' says Copibec's Christian LaForce.

The US$35,000 Aspen Words Literary Prize goes to Isabella Hammad, whose 'Enter Ghost' explores the Palestinian diaspora.

The 20th anniversary Ondaatje Prize for fiction, nonfiction, and poetry that ‘evok[es] the spirit of place’ announces its 2024 shortlist.

The holiday-filled February market in China threw some light on the self-help sector and the desire of many consumers to upgrade their social relationships.

Book publishers and booksellers worked together to secure an exemption from the EU's late payment legislation.

PEN America cancels its Literary Awards ceremony, as nearly half the 61 finalists withdraw over PEN’s response to the Palestinian emergency.

Stay in-the-know with Queertys midweek pop culture catch-up.

The PublisHer program for women in the book business presents events for women at Sharjah's upcoming Booksellers Conference.

Today's Rights Roundup includes news of rights available for work originally published in Sweden, Québec, Italy, France, and Norway.

ElevenLabs' text-to-speech technology, HarperCollins says, can bolster its work producing AI-narrated, non-English-language audiobooks.