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Lawrence and Alex’s excellent publishing adventure! Lawrence DouglasAlexander George OriginalPaper Pages: 16 - 18
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Book sense independent bookstores for independent minds American Booksellers AssociationDan Cuffen Bookselling Pages: 30 - 34
To compete with book chains, some think big: Independent sellers gain with size and service Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg Bookselling Pages: 35 - 38
International rights business in Asia Frankfurt book fair an overview of doing business in Asia Young Suk Chi International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 45 - 48
Current situation of Chinese publishing and copyright trade Li Pengyi International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 49 - 51
The book market of mainland China: Opportunities for overseas publishers and investors Annette Beetz International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 52 - 55
The publishing business in South Korea— Are we heading in the right direction? Jiwon Park International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 56 - 60
Korea: The right place for rights trade? Joost Sonne-Nijhoff International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 61 - 65
Japan: A publisher’s view Rika Ito International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 66 - 68
Japan: An agent’s view Chigusa Ogino International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 69 - 71
Thailand: A publisher’s view Rarin Utakapan International Rights Business in Asia—Frankfurt Book Fair Pages: 72 - 73
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