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The Centre and the Periphery in Literary Translation by Renata Zamida

Feb 13, 2017 • No comments

The Diversity Report 2016, conducted once more by the Austrian Association for cultural transfers (www.culturaltransfers.org is also the web page…

World Book Day in Catalonia’s Capital Barcelona – The Bookseller Event of the Year by Renata Zamida

Jun 7, 2016 • No comments

The nineteenth consecutive World Book and Copyright Day, proclaimed by UNESCO to take place on April 23rd, is vivid in…

Slovenian Authors and Publishers in Vienna – April 2016 by Renata Zamida

May 19, 2016 • No comments

Four late April evenings dedicated to Slovenian literature have enticed the Viennese audience with an exciting programme, with Slovenian works…

E-book Subscription models: What works for the readers drags down the business (Proved by Oyster and Scribd) by Renata Zamida

Jan 25, 2016 • No comments

When we got used to e-book selling and started to talk about e-book lending, almost immediately commercial lending platforms in…

Re-Book, a European E-book Project for Proposal by Renata Zamida

Dec 8, 2015 • No comments

With the exception of a few countries, European libraries have been slow at adapting to change and modernization. This means…

The E-Book Market: How English is Displacing Smaller Languages by Renata Zamida

Sep 3, 2015 • No comments

What do e-books mean in the context of preserving “lesser used languages”? Practically nothing. Whoever works in the book industry…

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