Metabooks Brasil Reaches 100,000 Active Titles in Its Database

Announcing at Rio's book fair its coming introduction of Pubnet in Brazil, Metabooks Brasil reports it now accounts for 75 percent of the market's sales. The post Metabooks Brasil Reaches 100,000 Active Titles in Its Database appeared first on Publishing Perspectives. Continue reading at 'Publishing Perspectives'

[ Publishing Perspectives | 2019-09-05 04:52:20 UTC ]
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Bauer to Close Magazine Titles ‘Unlikely to be Sustainable’ After Covid-19

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Trade challenged to reach out beyond white, middle-class 'Susans'

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Kathryn Hind wins £10,000 Betty Trask Prize at SoA Awards

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How The Local’s Nine News Sites Tweaked Their Way to 11,000 New Paying Members During the Pandemic

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Amazon Charts: anti-racism titles flock into the charts

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In Mexico, One Bookstore per 120,000 Inhabitants, by Elena Poniatowska

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