Toronto’s newest literary publication, Broadsheet Magazine, aims to combine old media with new to promote Canadian fiction. A free prototype edition of the journal is set to appear this fall in time for Toronto’s Word ... Read More »

After several months of behind-the-scenes preparations, the digital arm of the Association of Canadian Publishers, now known as eBound Canada, has formed as a separate entity. The new not-for-profit organization, formerly known as Canadian Publishers ... Read More »

Nearly 200 book industry professionals converged on Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre on June 17 for Book Summit 2011. For the conference’s 10th anniversary, organizers Cynthia Good, director of the creative book publishing program at Humber College, ... Read More »

Mike Collinge, president of Toronto-based printer and book manufacturer Webcom, believes there’s still a competitive market for traditional publishing if companies are willing to switch to digital printing technologies. “We have to cut costs and ... Read More »

Manoj Khanna conceived of RapidBooks three years ago, but the publishing newcomer admits it’s taken him a while to learn the ropes of the book world. “[It] didn’t fly off fast,” says Khanna, who spent ... Read More »

As part of Book Summit 2011 on June 17 in Toronto, Keith Clayton, director of publishing and creative development for Random House Publishing Group in New York City, will lead a workshop on transmedia publishing. ... Read More »