The Business Post Group has declined to confirm whether it is in talks with Mark Beard, a former senior executive with The Economist.
Fiona Holmes, creator of the Wonderland literacy series of children's books, is suing educational publisher CJ Fallon claiming lost royalties, lost opportunity, and damage to her business reputation. The breach of contract claims are contested.
The company behind Liberties Press, the publisher behind memoirs by Michael D Higgins and Garret Fitzgerald as well as a host of award-winning Irish fiction, has appointed a liquidator.
Chinese tech giant ByteDance set up 8th Note Press last year to publish e-books for Gen Z and Millennial readers. It has been looking for staff in Dublin.
The Murdoch-owned book publisher arrived to Ireland with wild enthusiasm for the local book industry. Just three years later it is shutting its Irish office.
Entertainment industry investor Mike Ormonde has moved to appoint a process advisor to the parent company of Packed House, which runs several advertising websites. He explains why.
Decawave was bought for $400m two years ago. New financial data reveal how it has performed since and what it is planning next. Meanwhile, accounts for Lonely Planet, Bennett Construction, and the Caulfield McCarthy Group show how different sectors of the economy are dealing with the pandemic.
The Cork-based printer Webprint is taking over INM's Citywest newspaper press. Having come back from the brink, its founder Donagh O’Doherty believes scale and access to Dublin will ensure Webprint's longevity in a declining industry.
With tourism at a standstill, the global travel publisher is closing down offices around the world. Yet there are no plans so far to axe its relatively new Irish office, where the company's international intellectual property rights are held – and taxed.
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