mexico Archives – International Publishers Association

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IPA President, Karine Pansa, paid tribute to Raúl Padilla López, the former President of the fair, and underlined IPA's support for Mexican publishers' freedom to...

Artificial Intelligence, Copyright, Freedom to Publish, Guadalajara, IPAguadalajara24, Karine Pansa, mexico

Opinion

Hugo Setzer

The Mexican Publishers vs the Federal Government

October 16, 2023

The Mexican Publishers Association, CANIEM, recently filed a lawsuit against the Federal Government, because of the abrupt cancellation of the regulations for the selection, acquisition...

Education, Educational Publishers Forum, Educational Publishing, mexico, Publishing industry

News

IPA Editor

Mexico: Publishers welcome Supreme Court of Justice judgement on library law

July 6, 2022

On June 22, the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice decided in favour of copyright owners, in a lawsuit brought by over 80 publishers, music and...

News

IPA Editor

Guadalajara takes on World Book Capital City Mantle

April 29, 2022

The Mexican city of Guadalajara, capital of the state of Jalisco, became the 22^nd World Book Capital City on 23 April 2022. IPA Past President,...

Accra, Guadalajara, Hugo Setzer, mexico, Tbilisi, UNESCO, World Book & Copyright Day, World Book Capital, World book Capital Cities

Opinion

Hugo Setzer

Notes from the road: to the Andes and back

September 23, 2019

Between end of July and early September I had the chance of participating in several important events throughout Latin America. ...

Accessibility, Bogota, Copyright, Freedom to Publish, Lima, mexico, Publishing industry, Sylvie Forbin, WIPO

Opinion

Iman Ben Chaibah

5 Things I Learned in The First Day of IPC 2018

June 26, 2018

Today was the first day of the 32nd edition of the International Publishers Congress, and this year it is hosted in New Delhi, India....

Book Fair, business development, Copyright, IGC, IPA Partnership, Marrakesh, mexico, New Delhi, Publishing industry, SCCR, shift interest, WIPO

Opinion

Hugo Setzer

Copyright and the rights of disabled people

June 7, 2017

Occasionally, copyright and the rights of disabled people are framed as somehow incompatible—as though the former may preclude the latter—but to my mind these rights...