Congress Hears Powerful Freedom to Publish Testimonies
Can awards, such as the IPA’s Prix Voltaire, make a difference to the situation of Freedom to Publish defenders? How can we tackle self-censorship? The sessions answering those questions and the Prix Voltaire award ceremony took congress delegates on an emotional rollercoaster.
Copyright at the crux of the IPA Congress
Intellectual Property was a central feature of the programme at the 2018 IPA International Publishers Congress in New Delhi, including two fascinating sessions: Shaping the Future of Intellectual Property in Publishing and Responding to Copyright Challenges.
International Publishers Congress Opens In New Delhi
The 32nd International Publishers Congress opens on 10th February with over 300 delegates expected from India and across the world. The Congress includes the award ceremony for the 2018 IPA Prix Voltaire and will feature a full programme of sessions covering burning issues affecting publishers and the publishing sector.
IPA President features in Beyond the Book podcast by CCC
IPA President, Michiel Kolman, spoke to the Copyright Clearance Center’s Chris Kennealy in the run up to this year’s International Publishers Congress.
IP heavyweights to debate future of copyright at 32nd International Publishers Congress, in New Delhi
Two of the world’s foremost influencers in the intellectual property (IP) sphere will trade views on how publishers can plan for the future of copyright during a headline debate at the 32nd International Publishers Congress, in New Delhi, in February 2018.
‘Shaping the Future: Innovation Meets Experience’. The 32nd International Publishers Congress, New Delhi
On 10–14 February 2018, publishing stakeholders from the four corners of the globe will come together for the 32nd International Publishers Congress, at the Taj Palace Palace hotel, in New Delhi, under the theme Shaping the future: innovation meets experience.
Highlights of the 31st International Publishers Congress 2016, in London
The 31st International Publishers Congress, 9 -12 April, 2016, gathered more than 220 delegates from 41 countries in London’s majestic Olympia Conference Centre. This was the second time the Congress had taken place in the UK capital, but the first time it had run parallel to The London Book Fair.
What happened at the IPA Congress in Bangkok?
The 30th International Publishers Congress, which took place from March 24 to 26, brought three hundred delegates from thirty eight countries to Bangkok. Read all about it here.
IPA Congress calls for promotion and defence of publishing
At the conclusion of the 30th Congress of the International Publishers Association in Bangkok, IPA Secretary General Jens Bammel announced the following resolutions
IPA Congress: Publishing is changing, don’t get left behind!
The 30th IPA Congress in Bangkok takes place on March 24-26. Designed to educate publishers by connecting them with their peers, it brings together world-leading experts on digital publishing, copyright, licensing, educational publishing, piracy and much more. Book your place now!