Thursday 25 February, 2021
Mark Tighe and Paul Rowan’s book sold over 49,300 copies.
Self-published author Seán Brennan has some simple advice for anyone who feels it’s time to write that book they’ve been thinking about.
The Covid-19 crisis hits home as we publish our final article and celebrate four years of highlighting the best of Irish business.
The group has bought Irish Tatler, Food & Wine, and Auto Ireland.
The Agora Companies is a consortium of more than 40 media companies around the world.
The former Sinn Féin president has already published numerous memoirs and historical books.
“I could not be more proud to take the reins of an iconic women’s brand at this pivotal moment for all women’s voices.”
We talked to the book’s authors.
A third of the Irish market checked TheJournal.ie this week according to Reuters Institute Digital News Report.
The alt-right is a phenomenon, and matters to public life – so the media should report on it by telling the truth about it, writes Julien Mercille.
A publishing company has announced 100 new jobs.
It says it wants to speed up loading times for users, especially on mobile.
Kiss is the only title aimed at teenage girls in Ireland.
The best nuggets from the Lovin’ Dublin owner’s self-help tome.
The company tried to block the monitor saying he had a personal bias against it.
The book description is every bit as good as you’d expect.
4,676 complaints were made by customers between January and June of this year.
A New York judge has found Apple guilty of price-fixing for ebooks.
They don’t make books like this anymore.
‘Fifty Shades of Grey: Inner Goddess (A Journal)’ will offer readers advice on the art of writing and will have a soft leather cover that will be, er, ‘bonded’.
The manufacturing sector saw its slowest rate of expansion in nine months during January, the latest monthly purchasing managers’ index from NCB showed.
Do you want a job at Dalkey Archive Press? Are you sure? Cancel any plans to go to any weddings in Rio then.
Working at home is not as relaxing as one might think, writes Ann-Marie Scully who says she even misses the morning commute.
Fifty Shades of Grey has allowed women to admit sexual fantasies openly, writes publisher Paula Campbell, but the book’s shock factor may also be its demise.
Ireland’s largest educational publisher continues with move online.
The Nazi leader’s tome, written during his imprisonment in the 1920s, is due to be republished in Germany when the copyright expires.
The multi-million-selling author has revealed she is writing a new book – this time for a grown-up audience.
Apple, Penguin and four other publishers are being investigated for possible breaches of the EU’s competition rules.
Approached by friend and sportswriter Scott Raab to supply a blurb for his LeBron James exposé “The Whore of Akron,” America’s foremost novelist had a strange admission to make.
The ESPN Body Issue come out every October, and ESPN releases four different covers, with four different athletes.
A new oral history of America’s biggest sports network will go behind the scenes on ‘sexual indiscretions, drugs and jealously between co-workers’.
Sarah Palin’s daughter seals deal for memoir which will track her coming of age, being a single mom and coping with a relationship breakdown in public.
We bring the best sports writing to book as you head to your local stores in the post-Christmas sales mania.
As Newsweek.com gets its marching orders, disgruntled employee launches online rant.
Lionel Shriver on how publishing discriminates against women.
