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Hachette reported a solid first half of 2026 despite a soft publishing market, and confirmed it is in line to receive a substantial windfall from the recently approved $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement in the U.S.

Wiley's inclusion in the DOE's Genesis Mission Consortium is a significant signal that major academic publishers are being positioned as key infrastructure partners in the U.S.

CUP's OA milestone — 75% of 2026 articles and 50% of journals fully OA — is a meaningful structural marker in the ongoing transition of major university presses to open access models.

Publishing Perspectives announces a new online course and live seminar series designed to help global publishers navigate AI responsibly, offering practical, up-to-date guidance on AI usage across the publishing industry.

A landmark $1.5 billion settlement between Anthropic and publishers/authors has received final court approval, with individual authors receiving up to $3,000 per work and major publishers receiving tens of millions.

US publishers file suit against Google alleging Gemini AI was trained on millions of copyrighted works, and

IPA Congress panel explores technology innovation across publishing markets, finding no universal model.

The 35th IPA Congress in Kuala Lumpur featured AI prominently as one of publishing's biggest topics alongside

The 32nd Beijing International Book Fair saw a notable shift: traditional rights trading giving way to IP licensing for streaming, AI-assisted editorial workflows, and transmedia adaptation.

BISG and BookNet Canada have launched their second annual survey on AI in the book industry, capturing experiences, concerns, priorities, and expectations among publishing professionals in North America.

Javier Celaya argues that AI touches every dimension of publishing

UK legislation gives online publishers negotiating leverage with