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Our Rights Roundup features rights-trading news from Taiwan, Italy, the Czech Republic, Canada, Croatia, and Norway.

The scientific publisher IOP Publishing announces its pre-COP28 program focused on environmental issues and the UN's SDGs.

With its 'Direct to Open' model now in its second year, MIT Press is opening 82 works this year and is working with 322 libraries.

AR platform Ludenso and textbook publisher Books of Discovery are bringing augmented reality to manual therapy professionals.

With summer school titles driving contemporary classics sales, China's July charts were busy with a robust interest in etiquette.

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

The FT Business Book of the Year issues a 15-title longlist, with a six-title shortlist ahead and a winner to be named in December.

Encouraging its medical research writers to create plain-language interpretation of their research, Taylor & Francis promotes lay summaries.

The proposed consent judgment in publishers' Internet Archive lawsuit is made permanent but leaves some concerned about a limitation.

The first curation of free-to-read open-access titles from the Big Ten Open Books project features 100 works on sexuality and gender.