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Interests that become alerts, an alerts centre you can adjust with Martha, password sign-in, a redesigned podcast and a much larger archive. What changed between October 2 and 9.
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Interests that become alerts, an alerts centre you can adjust with Martha, password sign-in, a redesigned podcast and a much larger archive. What changed between October 2 and 9.
The first video tutorials land here soon, with a written walkthrough and the same topic filters.
Interests that become alerts, an alerts centre you can adjust with Martha, password sign-in, a redesigned podcast and a much larger archive. What changed between October 2 and 9.
Martha researches Publitik's archive and shows the sources behind every answer. Here is what had to be built before she could answer her first question.
Five minutes a day with Marina and Caio discussing what matters in the global publishing market. It complements the daily newsletter with context and discussion.
Monday, May 25, saw 49% fewer news items than usual. Three major markets (United States, Germany, United Kingdom) closed simultaneously. Here's what continued to circulate.
Reviews perform 40x better than TBRs. Micro-creators dominate volume, while macro-creators dominate reach. Data from Publitik's BookTok panel.
Digital piracy, retail consolidation, and the geographical shift of literary prestige are redrawing global publishing power in a week of 40 stories.
In thirty days, censorship surfaced in eight countries — US schools and courts, European centralization and arrests, silence in the monitored Asian axis.
Five new weekly lists and four international press sources join the map. Each offers unique insights: dominant formats, market segmentation, and title lifecycles.
The book sector faces exceptional taxation in 2026, publishers sue Meta over AI training, and authors reorganize editorial power.
AI, manga, and derivatives open three simultaneous fronts in the Asian publishing market. What changes when technology meets a mature industry.
Křetínský advances on Fnac, Hachette expands into cinema, and publishers confront Meta over AI book usage. A weekly overview.
The inaugural edition of our roadmap notes. BookTok, BookTube, and Bookstagram join the platform with the same analytical rigor as news.
37 newsrooms in 19 countries publishing ~100 articles daily. Who reads it all? The real cost isn't time—it's decisions made with an outdated information window.
Editorial freedom under pressure, a crisis in book retail, and AI impacting the production chain. These three fronts emerged simultaneously in at least nine countries.
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