The Publishers Association’s Work in Publishing campaign returns today, with events due to take place before concluding on Friday 18th November. The national campaign is to inspire people aged 16+ to consider a career in publishing.
Ingunn Jones is the Head of Data & Integration at Cambridge University Press & Assessment. To celebrate Work in Publishing week we asked Ingunn some questions about her journey in the publishing industry.
To celebrate Work in Publishing week we asked Ella Percival some questions about her journey in the publishing industry. Ella Percival is Head of Corporate Affairs at Oxford University Press where she has worked since graduating with a degree in English Literature & French in 2014.
Publishers are invited to nominate books for this year’s Parliamentary Book Awards. The Parliamentary Book Awards are the only book awards curated by bookshops and voted on by parliamentarians. Launched by the Booksellers Association and the Publishers Association in 2016, the awards aim to celebrate the best of political writing and the long-standing link between politics, books, and publishing.
Value of Academic Publishing The Publishers Association has released a new animation that shows how academic publishers add value at different stages of the journal publishing process. The video showcases how publishers help make research accessible, discoverable and useable for everyone, explaining the process and the publisher’s role in it. It outlines six main stages…