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IPA Launches new State of Publishing Reports

State of Publishing Report Covers

On Thursday 15 October at 11am the International Publishers Association launched a new set of seven reports looking at key aspects of the international publishing industry. 

FEP report focuses on impact of COVID-19 on European Publishers

FEP COVID Report graphic

FEP has recently concluded an important stock-taking exercise based on information shared by their members which paints a picture of how the COVID-19 csis has affected the European book market. IPA has been following the regional developments and the studies and surveys conducted by our members on this matter closely. 

Publishing in India during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Promotional graphic featuring photos of Ramesh Mittal, Shweta Khurana and Hugo Setzer

On Tuesday 14 July at 1pm CEST, Shweta Khurana, Editor of All About Book Publishing, talks to IPA President, Hugo Setzer and the President of the Federation of Indian Publishers, Ramesh K Mittal about how the Coronavirus pandemic has affected publishers in India and around the world.

Publishing in the Arab World during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Promotional graphic featuring Bachar Chebaro and José Borghino

On Monday 13 July, at 1pm CEST, watch IPA Secretary General, José Borghino, talk to Bachar Chebaro, Secretary General of the Arab Publishers Association about how the COVID-19 Pandemic has affected publishers across the region and what the future might hold.

Publishing in China during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Promotional graphic featuring a photo of Li Pengyi sat next to Hugo Setzer

The latest of our IPA in Conversation with … sees Li Pengyi, Vice President of the Publishers Association of China (PAC), tell us about how the COVID-19 Pandemic has affected publishing in China and how Chinese publishers have reacted quickly to keep people reading and learning.

IPA calls for international donations to save murdered publishers’ legacy

Dipanpur sign in Dhaka, Bangladesh, next to photo of Faisal Arefin Dipan

The international Publishers Association has contributed 1,000CHF to kickstart an international appeal for support as the lockdown in Bangladesh puts the legacy Faisal Arefin Dipan at risk. His widow, Razia Rahman Joly, carried on his publishing house and opened a bookshop, Dipanpur, in his memory. 3 months of lockdown and no income mean eviction and closure are now looming.