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Nairobi International Book Fair: Publishers' Viewpoints - Vimarsana News

Nairobi International Book Fair: Publishers' Viewpoints

African publishers at Nairobi International Book Fair look at market challenges: the desire to produce fiction and local-language literature.

Foley Foundation to launch a new Journalist Safety Task Force at a National Press Club Headliners Newsmaker event on Monday, Oct. 16 - Vimarsana News

Foley Foundation to launch a new Journalist Safety Task Force at a National Press Club Headliners Newsmaker event on Monday, Oct. 16

/PRNewswire/ -- Diane Foley, founder and president of the James W. Foley Legacy Foundation dedicated to press freedoms, representatives from the New York Times...

Meta in Myanmar, Part I: The Setup - Erin Kissane's small internet website - Vimarsana News

Meta in Myanmar, Part I: The Setup - Erin Kissane's small internet website

“Technology is like a bomb in Myanmar.” —Kyaw Kyaw, frontman of Burmese punk band Rebel Riot 1 Back in early July, I started working on a quick

Children's Books Edition: L'École des Loisirs' New 'House of Stories' - Vimarsana News

Children's Books Edition: L'École des Loisirs' New 'House of Stories'

The Paris bookstore Chantelivre, owned by publisher L’École des Loisirs, has opened a 'House of Stories' where kids engage with narratives.

Pandas Were Monsters - Vimarsana News

Pandas Were Monsters

"Rich Chinese are literally eating this exotic mammal into extinction," read a recent Global Post expose of the devastating trade in the pangolin, a scaly anteater that Chinese consider a delicacy. According to the Post, the adorable animals (which one columnist described as "a four-legged pine cone") had become the most heavily trafficked mammal in the world, in large part