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Publishers Weekly, 10 Agosto 2026

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The Book Industry Study Group’s new exec­ut­ive dir­ector looks ahead on the occa­sion of the trade asso­ci­ation’s 50th anniversary. THIS YEAR HAS proven to be a pivotal one for the Book Industry Study Group: the trade asso­ci­ation turned 50, and...

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