Press Releases
IPA celebrates publishers’ innovation at WIPO
IPA concerned about yet another takeover of a Turkish publisher
The International Publishers Association (IPA) is very concerned about reports of another Turkish publisher being put in the hands of trustees.
CHINA: SERIOUS CONCERNS ABOUT THE DISAPPEARANCE OF FOUR HONG KONG-BASED PUBLISHERS
“Engagement gives us a chance to support our colleagues whereas non-engagement brings nothing.”
Richard Charkin, IPA President spoke today at the opening of the 3rd Arab Publishers Conference in Sharjah, UAE. You can find here below the integrality of his speech on digital transition, creation, copyright and freedom to publish.
IPA condemns Turkish Government’s attacks on independent media.
Hachette Global CEO, Arnaud Nourry and distinguished novelist, Alaa Al Aswany to speak at 31st International Publishers Congress at The London Book Fair 2016.
The Congress, which runs from 9-12 April 2016, will take place in London for the second time. It is organised by the International Publishers Association in partnership with the UK Publishers Association and The London Book Fair. The conference promises debate, analysis and networking at the most senior level across a comprehensive programme curated to address the key policy and practical issues of the day.
International Publishers’ Association (IPA) holds successful 2015 General Assembly meeting during Frankfurt Book Fair.
New members and a reinvigorated Executive Committee give the IPA a rare impetus going into 2016.
The IPA General Assembly at the Frankfurt Book Fair on 15 October accepted new members from the following countries: Bangladesh, China, Greece, Jordan and Peru. It also voted to give Full Member status to the associations from the following countries: Saudi Arabia, Slovenia and Tunisia.