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Oliver Malcolm claims UK publishing industry a 'monoculture' on TRIGGERnometry podcast
The chief executive of High Line Publishing and former managing director of Hodder & Stoughton Oliver Malcolm appeared on the TRIGGERnometry podcast on 17th October, where he spoke on the number of women working in publishing, DEI efforts, and…
Publishers rely on trust, not tech, to ensure books aren't AI-generated
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Meta Delays Business Terms to Nov. 20 After Publisher Objections
Meta Platforms says its revised Commercial Terms and Self-Serve Ad Terms are scheduled to take effect Nov. 20, after publisher groups challenged how they address website access by businesses using its services. Meta's Business Help Center lists…
ONS Publishes 2025 Edition of Great Britain Construction Statistics
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) issued its 2025 edition of Great Britain construction statistics on Oct. 23, offering a consolidated view of industry output, business activity and prices for readers tracking the sector. The annual tables…
Catapult Book Group Sold, Brooklyn-Based Publisher to Close Oct. 30
Source: Ministry of Culture / Wikimedia Commons The future of 16 books scheduled for spring 2027 across Catapult's four imprints remains unclear following the company's sale, according to Publishers Weekly. Catapult Book Group's assets are being…
ACE and Inpress to fund 12 small publishers at London Book Fair 2027
Arts Council England (ACE) is supporting Inpress for a second year to host a stand at London Book Fair (LBF) 2027, taking place from 16th to 18th March at ExceL London. Join thousands of book industry professionals who rely on The Bookseller for…
'What if Larian had shut down after Divine Divinity?': Star Trek Online exec scorns publishers who close teams like BioWare in favour of 'AAA veteran' start-ups and AI 'magic beans'
Breaking up established game development teams in favour of 'AAA veteran' start-ups and 'magic bean' technologies is like 'setting fire to millions of dollars of property and equipment', in the words of Star Trek Online executive producer Thomas…
How to Build and Publish a Product Docs Site with Thally
Most product docs start well and then go out of date. The code changes, and nobody updates the pages. Thally is a docs platform that tries to fix this. It hosts your docs from a Git repository, and it watches your product repository. When a pull…
Hegseth warns prediction market bets warp military judgment, endanger troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a memo warning military personnel against using nonpublic information to make bets on prediction markets, saying the wagers could give important clues to enemy countries. “Do Not Compromise Military…
Big Tech was built on the porn industry
Oli Dugmore: I am really interested in how porn is shaping the internet, but I also want to talk about shame as a force. There's a symbiotic relationship between publisher and consumer. Patricia Nilsson: Absolutely. I open my book, Guilty Pleasure:…
Brian Thomas Jr. Trade Prediction Market Trending Up on Kalshi
A name that has been at the forefront of trade rumors this NFL season is Brian Thomas Jr., who now sits at the top of Kalshi's NFL trade market. Thomas has a 65% chance of being traded by the Jaguars. Thomas came into the 2026-27 season with just a…
Bradley native and real estate agent publishes guide to buying homes in Kankakee County
James Goudreau, a Bradley native and real estate agent who works in Kankakee County, has published a 294-page paperback that walks local buyers through a home purchase, from checking their credit to the first month after closing. “The…
Everything that's new in book publishing!
This is the 336th edition of SHuSH, the newsletter of The Sutherland House Inc. If you're new here, press the button—it's free: Sutherland House is always happy to receive submissions of manuscripts or proposals for nonfiction books. If you…
The 'enslopification' of B2B marketing is here
There's a phenomenon happening in advertising and marketing. If you've been on LinkedIn lately, you've experienced it in the endless scroll of bland thought leadership posts. Your inbox is filled with decks and documents that your coworkers and…
Publisher's Platform: The food Traceability Rule has been law since 2022 - nobody has to follow it until 2028. Here is how that happened, and what FDA is doing with the time.
On Nov. 6, FDA will hold the second of its public meetings on what it calls Challenges and Solutions in Lot-Level Food Traceability. Anyone who wants to speak must register by Oct. 26, and no same-day registration is allowed. Written comments are…
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