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Eliza Kavanagh's speech on best practice and collaboration at the 2021 Futurebook conference on sustainability.

We spoke to Rachel Jacobs, Group General Counsel at Springer Nature, about her decision to move into publishing.

We spoke to Lisa Attenborough, Group Communications Director at Oxford University Press, about her decision to move into publishing.

We spoke to Hana Teraie-Wood, Assistant Editor at Ebury, about her decision to move into publishing.

To mark Work in Publishing week, we asked Priya some questions about her decision to move into the publishing industry.

We spoke to Lemara Lindsay Prince, Senior Commissioning Editor at #MerkyBooks, about her decision to move into publishing.

Exploring the Middle East is the second in our series of webinars for publishers. The Middle East provides an opportunity for members to grow their export business with rights sales and exports in trade and academic publishing, as well as the increasing number of book fairs and fellowship programmes. Learn more about the region from our expert speakers on the state of publishing, distribution, retail and rights.

Stacy currently leads the RNIB Bookshare UK Education Collection service which provides accessible, digital educational materials to learners with print disabilities; working directly with over 1,100 publishers and imprints; providing over 705,000 titles and growing. In Stacy’s professional and voluntary roles, she undertakes substantial work advocating for access to inclusion and equality in education for…

It's #LoveAudio week so we caught up with Emily Best from the National Literacy Trust, to discuss audiobooks and literacy.

The Publishers Association is proud to present the second list of Best New Voices in audiobook publishing for Love Audio Week. All of the narrators and audiobooks included in the list have been nominated by members of our Audio Publishers Group to showcase some of the talented and hardworking people in audio narration.

To mark the 125th anniversary of the Publishers Association, we take a look at the key moments in our history.

Book adaptations attract on average 58% higher viewership of ‘high-end’ TV productions than original screenplays.

The first Publishing Assistant Apprentices have completed their training. We caught up with former apprentice, Zoe Mair, and Pearson's Head of Apprenticeships, Anne Ashworth, to ask them about their experiences.

On Wednesday 28th April, the Publishers Association's Annual General Meeting took place virtually to reflect on achievements in 2020 and to mark the first opportunity to celebrate the Publishers Association's 125th Anniversary.

Annie Callanan looks back on her as President of the Publishers Association.

Stephen Lotinga, CEO of the Publishers Association, looks back on 2020. 2020 was an extraordinary year. Bookshops were closed for much of it, learning became increasingly online, and many important events were postponed or cancelled.

Exploring the Chinese Market is the first in our series for publishers. The session gives an overview of the market as well as the shape and size of the digital market (e-books and audio). Learn more about the region from our expert speakers on the state of publishing, distribution, retail and rights.

As 2020 comes to an end, we thought we'd ask some of the Publishers Association team which book they have enjoyed reading most this year.