Ebooks battle for next chapter
Publishers are now willing to embrace ebooks - but are they ready to head off the threat of a format war?
Waiting for the iPod moment
Interview: She founded Fourth Estate at the age of 30 and now HarperCollins's chief executive, Victoria Barnsley, wants to shape the future of her industry in a digital age. By Vicky Frost
The future of publishing: as frightening as any Stephen King story?
Concerns over piracy are the least of our worries over ebooks
A year in publishing and the end of a few eras
Rowling gives her last magical offering while Richard & Judy's Book Club will lose its impact following move from Channel 4
Rewriting the book on profitable publishing
Charles Arthur: An innovative business model plus cross-platform software means that home-made books need never go out of print
Google’s copyright war will have open access advocates up in arms
Seth Finkelstein on the copyright issues surrounding Google's digitising of books
Harry Potter: the last battle
On one side: global-celebrity author JK Rowling. On the other: an amateur fan site devoted to Harry Potter. John Crace on the court case that has the publishing world holding its breath
It’s a steal
What will Google Book Search mean for authors and publishers? John Lanchester asks who owns what in the digital age.