Mark Williams, Author at The New Publishing Standard

Turkey’s TÜYAP Istanbul Book Fair is underway in Turkey, returning after two years on hold thanks to Covid

Posted by Mark Williams | Dec 6, 2022 | Uncategorized |

If anyone spots any Turkish reportage that can emerge un-mangled by Google Translate, let me know. Back in 2019 some 605,000 visitors attended the Istanbul fair. That figure is unlikely to be exceeded this year, but maybe next...

BookBeat abandons unlimited subscription. Launches in France. Attempts to revive UK presence

Posted by Mark Williams | Dec 4, 2022 | Digital subscription, UK |

“Unlimited listening will not be available anymore.” – Niclas Sandin, BookBeat...

Embrace digital, Nigeria’s Copyright Commission tells publishers

Posted by Mark Williams | Nov 29, 2022 | Africa, Nigeria |

For Nigerian publishers it’s the classic chicken and egg conundrum: Readers do not read digital...

Global publishers – social media is not your enemy

Posted by Mark Williams | Nov 27, 2022 | Social Media, UK |

What is up with the youth of today? Don’t they understand that reading is something you have...

As Spotify audiobooks launches in more à la carte markets, Kobo joins Audible in bucking the industry-imagined all-you-can-eat-is-history trend

Posted by Mark Williams | Nov 24, 2022 | Audible, Audiobooks, Digital Audio, Digital subscription |

Self-fulfilling prophecies are the new black in publishing. You may have heard the one about...

Author: Mark Williams

Turkey’s TÜYAP Istanbul Book Fair is underway in Turkey, returning after two years on hold thanks to Covid

BookBeat abandons unlimited subscription. Launches in France. Attempts to revive UK presence

Embrace digital, Nigeria’s Copyright Commission tells publishers

As Spotify audiobooks launches in more à la carte markets, Kobo joins Audible in bucking the industry-imagined all-you-can-eat-is-history trend

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