In the 11th episode of Klopotek Publishing Radio, we bring in Michael Cairns, founder and CEO of Information Media Partners, to talk to us about business transformation and technology improvement.

In this episode, we speak with Bodour Al Qasimi, president of the International Publishers Association.

Luna and Dwayne in this episode talk with Carlo Carrenho on audiobook markets and subscription models in Sweden and other Nordic countries, as well as the publishing landscape in Brazil.

Owner and founder of Content & Consulting, Ruediger Wischenbart joins us to discuss change and innovation in the global book industry.

In this episode, Susanne Althoff talks about the gender gap of entrepreneurship and proposes ways forward for women entrepreneurs to make the change happen.

In this episode, Elizabeth Scarpelli, director of the University of Cincinnati Press, talks about how the press has taken a unique path to publish by repositioning its relationship with the university, creating a new type of authorship, and making deep use of open access.

In this episode, Kris Kliemann shared her views on the state of rights management from a wide range of perspectives. Kris explained the rights landscape by mapping where it used to be, what is happening now, and plans for the way forward in rights management.

In this episode, Jacks Thomas, who has helmed both The London Book Fair and Bologna Children's Book Fair, shared her legendary career journey, as well as her thoughts on publishing, multi-cultures, diversity, education, and everything you know and don't know about book fairs.

In this 30-minute interview, Brian O’Leary and Graham Bell explained fundamental concepts, best practices, and ins and outs of main publishing standards.

Publishing consultant Robert Baensch guested our show and brought us his in-depth investigation, understanding of the Chinese publishing market, and advice on how to build new bridges to reach there.