IPA Secretary General, José Borghino response to the Ukrainian Publishers and Booksellers Association
...Since 2001, cities are designated each year as UNESCO World Book Capital carry out activities with the aim of encouraging a culture of reading and...
The International Publishers Association (IPA) stands alongside the Kenya Publishers Association (KPA) in being extremely concerned by the current form of the Copyright Reform Bill...
Find out more about the Africa Publishing Innovation Fund with our new podcast series of interviews with some of the recipients. The first two episodes,...
In August 2020, we interviewed French author and historian Jean-Yves Mollier about his new book « Interdiction de Publier » (Banned from Publication, published...
Copyright exhaustion, eLending and the future of platform responsibility in the EU have all been in the news this last month. We have a quick...
After creating a special task force to lead the association’s preparations for the European Accessibility Act, the German Booksellers and Publishers Association has been working...
Earlier this month, the UN Sustainable Development Goals Global Book Club announced the reading lists for SDG 15: Life on Land while the African Chapter...
IPA Secretary General, José Borghino, spoke to over a hundred Canadian publishers on 27 January, during the ‘Copyright Roundup’ session of the annual Mid-Winter Meeting...
