2019
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Interview
Frankfurt Rights Meeting Interview with Jenny Kühne
Our colleague Jenny Kuehne talked with BookBrunch about changes in the rights & licensing industry and the 33rd Frankfurt Rights Meeting.
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News
“Libraries are facing a lot of changes”
Each spring, our partner in Frankfurt Academic, the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) awards 12 students and early-career professionals with a highly competitive Fellowship. One of the student fellows is Monica Hoh, a current Library and Information Science student at the University of Illinois. As SSP Ambassador, she has also received a Business & Conferences Ticket for her first visit to the Frankfurter Buchmesse.
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News
“The future of education is post-digital.”
Our colleague Martina Wolff de Carrasco talks about the education community at Frankfurter Buchmesse (16–20 October 2019) and reveals how, thanks to digitalisation, education is putting the focus back on human beings.
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News
“It’s all no longer linear, but ‘cross’.”
Our colleague Lars Birken-Bertsch presents the new Frankfurt Authors area and explains how writing and publishing are changing in the 21st century in passing.
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News
Film Award: Seeking the best illustrated books on film
This year, Frankfurter Buchmesse and the MGIP Motovun Group of International Publishers are once again awarding a prize for the “Best Illustrated Book on Film”.
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News
Film Awards: Call for Entries has started
The red carpet will once again be rolled out this year: For the second time, Frankfurter Buchmesse (16-20 October 2019) will award the Frankfurter Buchmesse Film Awards.
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Interview
Business Club Ambassador interview with Bruno Mendes
Bruno Mendes is the founder of the Brazilian company # coisadelivreiro®. In this interview, he shares his experience as Business Club Ambassador at Frankfurter Buchmesse 2017.
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Interview
"A lonely Wolf with a Heart"
Katrin Fieber is editor at Ullstein Verlag and looks after Jo Nesbø from the very beginning and has become a big fan of his novels. His latest Harry Hole thriller describes her as "the most exciting thing I've read in a long time."
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Interview
Interview: Yves St-Gelais about a holographic Popstar
Meet Maya Kodes a digital code from cyberspace that came into the world.
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News
“A human being is an animal capable of finding hope in despair”
The Turkish writer Aslı Erdoğan has been living in Germany for two years now. In her home country she was in detention for 132 days in 2016. With her poetic work "The Stone Building and Other Places" (City Lights Books) about the infamous Istanbul prison Sansaryan Han she seeks words for the trauma.
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