Efforts to label the case as the “trial of the century in publishing” are misplaced, Andrew Albanese asserts.

The university library holds first a central role as a study space. With enrollment increasingly diverse, librarians and administrators see responsibility for making that study space into a welcoming place, too.

Testimony about “the lifespan of a book” and “headcount synergies.”

How a 2021 French literary accolade has helped revive interest in an African novelist of the 1960s.

Government witness HarperCollins CEO Brian Murray expressed amazement at the $2.18 billion offer by Penguin Random House for Simon & Schuster.

The conference keynote speaker is Kris Ahrend, CEO, the Mechanical Licensing Collective.

The court heard on Tuesday from “a freelance writer” – bestselling horror novelist Stephen King. As a witness for the government, King, in effect, was taking the stand against his own publisher.

More and more, people trust information less and less.

In 2013, in the so-called “Apple e-books case,” Amazon was the alleged victim of a conspiracy by the major publishers. Now, Amazon and the Big Five are named as co-conspirators in a suit brought by Hagens Berman, the same firm that first sued Apple.