‘Out of reach’: Over 40 academic editors leave global publishing company they say overcharged to publish their work

A new law in France aims to protect indie bookshops against outsized Amazon competition

Special Guest: Sara Nelson

Look-Look

Should artificial intelligence be used in science publishing?

360 Preview: The Short-Fingered Vulgarian

Amazon moves aggressively into world of book publishing

Hitler’s a bestselling author in Germany again. Why?

A survey of who works in the book industry gives us a clue about why it’s not diverse

Disaster in Philly, College Costs, and Solo Adventures

Self-published photo books go from last resorts to museum treasures

Graphic images of war are hard to stomach — but some say they’re necessary

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A look ahead at news and events for 2011

Celebrating 40 years of the National Lampoon

A history of the modern world as told by everyday throwaway ephemera

National Geographic celebrates 125 years of iconic photography

Peru makes book writing into a spectator sport and invites aspiring writers into combat

Renata Adler Is Back in the Spotlight

Two court cases take diverging path when it comes to digital rights

Pew report calls U.S. voter registration system ‘inaccurate, costly and inefficient’

Russia’s underground artists have new target: Putin

Larry Flynt and David Eisenbach’s “One Nation Under Sex”

Journalism in the digital age

Interview with Tea Obreht, author of the ‘The Tiger’s Wife’

African American media struggling to survive

Digital books replacing print in schools

“Boston Globe” threatens to close

BLK JKS

‘Six Word Memoirs’ tell big stories

Design of the baseball cap

Randy Newman

Newspapers in financial trouble

The Democratic Nominee

Olafur Eliasson’s Waterfalls in New York Harbor

Record producer & musician T-Bone Burnett

Diane Keaton and Bill Wood’s Business

‘Studio 360’ in Hollywood

Harlan Ellison on ‘Studio 360’

Rising oil prices, changing lifestyles

‘To the Point’: Philly Debate

A Troubled Global Economy

Van Cliburn’s return from the USSR on ‘Studio 360’

Is pop entertainment recession-proof?

‘Studio 360’ looks at the art market

Obama and the arts

‘Studio 360’ & the custom love song.

Annie Leibovitz interview

Why Political Cartoons Make People So Mad

100,000 Volunteer Proofreaders and a Whole Lot of Books

Debunking the Corrupting Effects of Comic Books

Report Claiming Iran Employs 30,000 Spies Called into Question

Wired Wilderness

Ambassador Anna Wintour? That’s So Next Season!

Prioritizing Cancer

Adam Gopnik on the Meaning of Food

David Frum on Yesterday’s Election

National Geographic Photographers See ‘Life in Color’

Journalist Fired for Refusing to Cover Putin’s Flight with Endangered Cranes

“Sloth Map”: Inactivity Study Tracks Global Patterns & Risks