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Bologna Children’s Book Fair appears in the IPA survey on international book fairs as one of three most visited book fairs. We spoke to Mr...

Bologna Children Book Fair, Market Insights, Trends and innovation

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Richard Charkin at Mid-Term

January 21, 2016

Interviewed recently by Benedicte Page for The Bookseller, Richard Charkin talks about the challenges and achievements of his first 12 months as IPA president.
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New frontiers

January 15, 2016

from The Bookseller by Sheikha Bodour Al Qasimi. I have always believed in the positive impact that dialogue has on narrowing divides and bringing about...

benefits from the IPA membership, Book policy, Country Reports, Country Reports News, EPA, freedom of expression, Market Insights, Reports

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IPA Seriously Concerned about Missing Hong Kong Publishers

January 8, 2016

The International Publishers Association (IPA) has joined the Swedish Publishers Association (SPA) and the Publishers Association (PA) UK in expressing deep concern about the whereabouts...

china, freedom of expression, Freedom to Publish, hong kong, Press Releases

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IPA Slams Vatican for Attempting to Silence Critics

January 6, 2016

The International Publishers Association (IPA) has joined the Italian Publishers Association (AIE) and European journalism and freedom-of-speech watchdogs to condemn the Vatican for attempting to...

freedom of expression, Freedom to Publish, Press Releases, Vatican

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Annual Report 2014-2015

December 31, 2015

Annual Report 2014-2015...

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IPA Submission on copyright reform to the Australian Productivity Commission

December 22, 2015

In support of our member, the Australian Publishers Association (APA), the IPA recently made an extensive submission to the Australian government’s inquiry into ‘Australia’s Intellectual...

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WIPO debates copyright exceptions for education, libraries and archives, as well as a new international broadcasting treaty

December 22, 2015

Read the report on the 31st meeting of the WIPO Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR) held on 7-11 2015 December in Geneva
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IPA criticises yet another example of Turkish government censorship

December 21, 2015

International Publishers Association (IPA) has joined the Turkish Publishers Assocaition (TPA) in criticizing yet another example of blatant political censorship in Turkey....

freedom expression, freedom of expression, Freedom to Publish, government censorship, Press Releases, Turkey

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The cultural and educational ideals behind Bologna Children’s Book Fair

Richard Charkin at Mid-Term

New frontiers

IPA Seriously Concerned about Missing Hong Kong Publishers

IPA Slams Vatican for Attempting to Silence Critics

Annual Report 2014-2015

IPA Submission on copyright reform to the Australian Productivity Commission

WIPO debates copyright exceptions for education, libraries and archives, as well as a new international broadcasting treaty

IPA criticises yet another example of Turkish government censorship

IPA to initiate a new Education Publishers Forum in the Americas

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