The textbook is a very, very reliable medium to educate students and to facilitate the distribution of content to students.

On a week that leading publishers reported drops in book sales even while profits jumped, the forecast for fall is “wait and see.”

Twitter hashtags and individual tweets often make the leap from smartphone screens to print and cable news headlines. Some tweets even venture farther and land in unexpected territories.

For publishers, the reprieve is only partial, as President Trump’s threat to levy tariffs on adult books printed in China remains.

Misinformation and disinformation thrive best in the dark. And like fungus and mildew in a cellar, they disintegrate quickly when air and sunlight arrive on the scene.

This week, the curtain fell on Barnes & Noble as a publicly-traded company with longtime CEO Len Riggio making his exit after decades in the bookselling business.

Researchers at a startup founded by experts in biomedical informatics have developed what they call a credit report for scientific publications. Just like a financial credit report, which shows the fiscal health of a person, this automated analysis shows the hygiene of the scientific paper.

With Baker & Taylor moving out of trade book retail, it’s been a busy summer for Ingram and Bookazine

Available editions of the Mueller Report failed the accessibility test for the visually-impaired. So Thad McIlroy and Bill Kasdorf went to work making a fully accessible, freely available edition

Just like captions on a TV program, Amazon suggests it may want to show captions on Audible.