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New funding for NZ Frankfurt COH project 

13 December 2011

The Publishers Association of New Zealand (PANZ) and the New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage have announced funding of NZ$1 million (approximately A$756,000) for New Zealand's country of honour project...

‘Happy campers’ at Frankfurt dispel global gloom 

18 October 2011

Andrew Wilkins reports:As the stands were being dismantled in Hall 8 last Sunday afternoon and German shoppers starting to swarm in search of last-minute bargains, Australians at the Frankfurt Book...

Frankfurt: International exhibitor numbers up 

11 October 2011

Andrew Wilkins reports for Bookseller+Publisher:While the world's largest book fair opens officially for business today (Wednesday) in Frankfurt, thousands of trade visitors have already been in town for a couple...

In Brief 

10 October 2011

NZ country of honour website launchedA website for New Zealand's Frankfurt country of honour project has been launched. The NZ At Frankfurt site includes information about the Frankfurt Book Fair,...

Ropata appointed Frankfurt COH project manager 

15 June 2011

The Publisher's Association of New Zealand (PANZ) has announced that Sarah Ropata, senior international advisor at Creative New Zealand, has been appointed as project manager for the books and literature...

ANZ forum at Frankfurt 

12 October 2010

Erin L. Cox from Publishing Perspectives reports: Tim Coronel, the publisher of Bookseller + Publisher, hosted a panel on Thursday at the Frankfurt Book Fair on the Australian and New Zealand markets,...

Frankfurt 2010 wrap-up: the buzz is back 

12 October 2010

The 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair ended on Sunday, with a consensus from all quarters that this year's fair was a particularly ‘buzzy' and successful one. Following a slightly glum mood...

ANZ forum at Frankfurt 

8 October 2010

Erin L. Cox from Publishing Perspectives reports: Tim Coronel, the publisher of Bookseller + Publisher, hosted a panel on Thursday at the Frankfurt Book Fair on the Australian and New Zealand markets,...

Frankfurt Book Fair 2010 

7 October 2010

Bookseller+Publisher's Tim Coronel reports from Frankfurt: It's Thursday night now in Frankfurt, the mid-point of the Frankfurt Book Fair. Australian and NZ visitors to Frankfurt have spent the past two days...

Frankfurt 2010 kicks off; TOC conference 

5 October 2010

The 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair gets underway today and runs through until Sunday 10 October. With close to 300,000 visitors expected and over 7500 exhibitors from 111 countries, Frankfurt remains...

Quote of the week 

5 October 2010

'Publishing is no longer a growth business: what we are contending with is the fact that not as many of us are needed as used to be. Publishing can get...

Frankfurt 2010 kicks off; TOC conference 

5 October 2010

The 2010 Frankfurt Book Fair gets underway today and runs through until Sunday 10 October. With close to 300,000 visitors expected and over 7500 exhibitors from 111 countries, Frankfurt remains...

Think Australian partners with Publishing Perspectives, APA 

11 August 2010

Think Australian, the rights/export magazine produced each year by Bookseller+Publisher to showcase Australian attendees at the Frankfurt Book Fair, will this year partner with international publishing industry news service Publishing...

A quieter but very successful Frankfurt 

18 October 2009

The 2009 Frankfurt Book Fair, the world's largest book industry event, closed on Sunday 18 October. After five days packed with meetings, seminars and other events (and of course dinners,...

Tan, Zusak winners in German award 

17 October 2009

Australian authors Shaun Tan and Marcus Zusak have been announced as winners at the Deutsche Jugendliteraturpreis, Germany's most prestigious awards for children's and YA books.The awards ceremony, held as part...

Quote of the week 

13 October 2009

‘I'm tired of going to conferences and talking about "the future": we're in it already ... what are you doing?'--Sara Lloyd of Pan Macmillan UK addressing the inaugural O'Reilly Tools...