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Ingram Content Group brings together another of its print-on-demand installations with its book-distribution network hub in Pennsylvania.

Industry Notes: Frankfurt Rights Meeting's Tom Chatfield chairs the ALCS, and Singapore Book Council has announced its translation event.

Industry Notes: As Berlin underwrites exhibitors’ risk at Frankfurt, the Börsenverein makes ‘Freedom of Expression Week’ a recurring program and plans activities during Frankfurt Book Fair 2021. In Hall 3 at the 2008 Frankfurter Buchmesse, the Comics Central programming area. Image: FBM, Nurettin Çiçek Boos: ‘Planning Security’ With a deadline of May 31 for 2021 Frankfurter Buchmesse registration, the trade show today (May 10) is announcing that Germany’s federal commissioner for...

Coming in March: A New Platform for the Pubeasy Ordering System ‘A streamlined modern interface’ and ‘tighter integration with related systems’ are promised in the coming rebuild of Pubeasy, the Web-based international book ordering system. Shopping at Walthamstow in East London. Image – iStockphoto: Victor Huang ‘Efficiency Gains’ for the International Book Trade An announcement from Nielsen in Woking–that’s in England’s northwest Surrey near London—tells us that by the e...

The manufacturers of solar panels, windmills. it includes newspapers like "the new york times." the oil companies get less than a benefit than all of the other manufacturers. >> reporter: they are aimed at creating jobs in the u.s. the oil industry says it does a far better job than other industries employing 9.2 million workers they say and paying relatively high salaries. the industry notes that it pays a 41% tax rate while other industries the president favors pay far less. >> that is compare...