More on the Frankfurt Book Fair
Category: Publishing , Copyright Law , Metadata , E-commerce , Digital Publishing , Bookselling , Industry Events
via the October bulletin released by the Book Industry Study Group (BISG).
The report estimated the event to have hosted nearly 300,000 visitors and more than 7,000 exhibitors from 100 countries, with nearly 200 delegates who came from around the world specifically to hear details of supply chain initiatives at the 28th annual International Supply Chain Specialists Meeting.
Newly introduced at the event by Mark Bide of UK based Rightscom was ACAP (Automated Content Access Protocol), "an initiative that aims to standardize the way license terms are communicated between publishers and search engines such as Google and Yahoo. Sponsored by the International Publishers Association, the European Publishers Council and the World Association of Newspapers, ACAP will launch a 12-month pilot project in November that will involve a number of major publishers and at least one search engine."
According to the BISG bulletin, all presentations from the book fair will be available at EDItEUR in the near future.
Already available are a number of presentations from the International Supply Chain Specialists Meeting including:
*The future of e-commerce: tales of long tails
presented by Rightscom
The report estimated the event to have hosted nearly 300,000 visitors and more than 7,000 exhibitors from 100 countries, with nearly 200 delegates who came from around the world specifically to hear details of supply chain initiatives at the 28th annual International Supply Chain Specialists Meeting.
Newly introduced at the event by Mark Bide of UK based Rightscom was ACAP (Automated Content Access Protocol), "an initiative that aims to standardize the way license terms are communicated between publishers and search engines such as Google and Yahoo. Sponsored by the International Publishers Association, the European Publishers Council and the World Association of Newspapers, ACAP will launch a 12-month pilot project in November that will involve a number of major publishers and at least one search engine."
According to the BISG bulletin, all presentations from the book fair will be available at EDItEUR in the near future.
Already available are a number of presentations from the International Supply Chain Specialists Meeting including:
*The future of e-commerce: tales of long tails
presented by Rightscom
*Forging a new supply chain in Sweden
presented by Seelig
presented by Seelig
*Distributing digital content
presented by Ingram Digital Ventures
presented by Ingram Digital Ventures
*The Globalization of Supply Chain Systems
presented by Pearson Plc
presented by Pearson Plc
*Exploiting the potential of RFID in bookstores
presented by Centraal Boekhuis
presented by Centraal Boekhuis
*Integrating online business processes
presented by Klopotek AG
presented by Klopotek AG
*Repurposing content in the digital age
presented by HarperCollins Publishers
presented by HarperCollins Publishers
*Learning from the journals supply chain
presented by Ringgold, Ramon Schrama, Swets Information Services
presented by Ringgold, Ramon Schrama, Swets Information Services
*Access to e-commerce for the smaller business
presented by Nielsen BookData
presented by Nielsen BookData
*The US Christian Retail Market: a new paradigm in collaborative data collection & analysis
presented by R.R. Bowker
presented by R.R. Bowker
*Global standards for a digital world
presented by EDItEUR
presented by EDItEUR
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