Highlights from 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair
The world’s largest trade show was seen as having come back fairly strong following three tough pandemic years.
The world’s largest trade show was seen as having come back fairly strong following three tough pandemic years.
After hosting a virtual US Book Show for two years, Publishers Weekly will now offer a hybrid event in May 2023.
Industry review outlet Foreword Reviews is launching Library Insights Summit (LIS), a day-long event for librarians and publishers.
BookBub, Open Road Media, and Ingram all offered presentations on selling books via email advertising.
This is the second year that exhibitor Reed has canceled the in-person event.
In November 2020, the Frankfurt Book Fair went through restructuring and layoffs, with a back-to-basics plan announced for 2021.
London Book Fair is typically held every year in March, but organizers just announced it will be moved to June 29–July 1 and remain at the Olympia.
To help facilitate dealmaking, the fair is giving agencies a digital rights platform where they can upload rights guides, title information, and more.
Due to new quarantine rules in Germany, Frankfurt Book Fair—the publishing industry’s biggest trade event—is moving entirely online.
So far the online event features industry experts from Nielsen, Ingram, Bonnier, Kobo, Storytel, and more.