Book Platform Final Conference on Self-Evaluation and Sustainability
18th Jul 2014 - 25th Jul 2014
End of July 2014
MoreWhy Book Platform?;xNLx;;xNLx;The particular symbiosis of culture and commerce is one of the key characteristics of the book publishing sector. The extend to which a given book sector is healthy is shaped by a combination of factors that involve the level of economic and technological growth and the existing regulatory frameworks but is also strongly determined by soft factors of human development such as literacy, education and level of citizens’ participation in public life. As a cultural industry, a strong book publishing can be a contributor to national GDPs and employment rates but is also an essential prerequisite for the development of creativity, critical thought, informed public debate and - ultimately - for more democratic societies.;xNLx;;xNLx;Creators, producers and distributors in the book sector all over the world are facing the same challenges ranging from changing reading habits and competition from the mass media to new technologies and threats to linguistic diversity. In developing and transitional countries, however, these are supplemented by critical limitations in infrastructure, lack of adequate public policies and restricted language markets.;xNLx;
Over the next two and a half years the book sectors in Armenia, Georgia and Ukraine will be getting a helping hand in overcoming the challenges that publishing, writing and translating faces today. The project is for everybody that is professionally involved and concerned about the future of the book.
Topic: Collaboration across the book sector Country: regional (Armenia, Georgia, Ukraine) Seminar in Tbilisi, Georgia on strategic planning and creative fundraising
TRANSLATIONS FROM UKRAINIAN AFTER 1991. FACTS, TRENDS, RECOMMENDATIONS is the outcome of a year-long study mapping translations from the Ukrainian language into ten other languages from the year 1991 to date.
TRANSLATIONS FROM ARMENIAN AFTER 1991. FACTS, TRENDS, RECOMMENDATIONS.
Topic: Translations; Country: Georgia
Publishing and Bookselling in Armenia. A summary of a survey carried out in 2012-2013
The Armenian Readership and Reading Habits Policy Study, developed under the Book Platform project, is the first large-scale attempt to study current state of reading in Armenia, its frequency, readers' preferences, attitudes and habits.
The Readership and Reading Habits Policy Study, developed under the Book Platform project, is one of the first large-scale projects in Georgian Publishing sector. Objective of this research is studying book readers and buyers, considering their requirements and habits. During research process, many trends were highlighted which would be interesting for book publishers.
Publishing and Bookselling in Georgia. Results of a survey on book publishing and distribution, 2012-2013
Publishing and Bookselling in Ukraine. Results of a survey on book publishing and distribution, 2012-2013
End of July 2014
MoreJuly 10, 2014 at "Hay Girq" book store
More8-13 July 2014 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
MoreYerevan, 26-27 June 2014
More26-27 June 2014 within the interactive capacity building event titled «State Policy in the Book Sector: New Chance for Ukraine»
MoreJune 26, 2014 at the Scientific Library of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy
More23-29 June 2014 in Warsaw, Poland
More18-25 June 2014 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
MoreOleksandra Kovalchuk at the Literature Information Centre, Bratislava
MoreOleksandra Koval at the Polish Book Institute and Books from Lithuania
MoreA second Public Discussion on Readership in Georgia took place on May 31, 2014, at 15:00h at the Book store "Book City"
MoreFrom May 29 to 31, 2014, an impressive group of 15 editors, agents, cultural journalists and professionals from six European countries were hosted in...
MoreGrigory Semenchuk at the Book Festival BRAK in Bratislava
MoreNatia Lursmanashvili and Alexander Jakhua took part in London Book Fair 2014 (8-10 April)
MoreNairi Hakhverdi and Khachik Grigoryan took part in London Book Fair 2014 (8-10 April)
More24-27 March 2014 in Bologna, Italy
MoreArevik Ashkharoyan participated in a training in Straelen, Germany, supported by the Events Participation Support Scheme of Book Platform project.
More25 February 2014, at Goethe Institute - Tbilisi
More21-22 February, Yerevan, Armenia
More18-20 February 2014 (right before the Promotion of Literature in Translation workshop)
More24 January 2014 at the Liberty Digital Hall of the Parliamentary Library of Georgia
More7-15 December 2013, hosted by Wroclaw City Public Library
MoreNovember 28, 2013 at the Library of Yerevan State Linguistic University after V. Brusov in Yerevan
MoreOpen Call: Book Platform Events Participation Support
MorePublishing in the European Neighbourhood. | Presentation and discussion at Frankfurt Book Fair 2013 | October 10 (Thursday), 17:30-18:30 at Forum...
More15:00-16:30 Part 1: Translations of literature from foreign languages into Ukrainian. Speakers: Kostiantyn Rodyk, Nelia Vakhovska, Dmytro Drozdovskyi,...
MoreEditorial visits - Ukraine took place in September 2013 during Lviv International Book Fair & Literature Festival (September 10-15, 2013)
MorePresentation and Discussion on the Results of the Publishing Study in Ukraine at the Green Wave Book Fair in Odessa
MorePublishers' Forum presented the project Book Platform during the inter-regional fair "Library innovations for the communities: creating the future",...
MorePublic discussion on Readership Study in Armenia
MoreTopic: Readership Country: Ukraine
MoreBook Platform took part at Europe Day Information Fair in Yerevan on May 25.
Moreinternational training seminar for participants from Ukraine, Armenia and Georgia May 17-18, 2013, Lviv, Ukraine
MoreParliamentary Hearings "The Problems of Ukrainian Book Publishing, Bookselling As Well As Perspectives for Support of Book Reading in Ukraine", May...
MoreThe presentation and the discussion of the survey Reading Habits in Georgia was held in the conference room of the National Parliamentary Library of...
MoreResults of a research on translations into Ukrainian language published in the period 1992-2012
MoreOn the 27 Feb 2013 at the Naregatsy Art Institute the Book Platform project gathered Armenian writers, translators, cultural organizations, media and...
MoreBook Platform project public presentation took place on the 26th January 2013 in the grand hall of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia.
More25-26 Jan, Tbilisi, Georgia The third workshop in the series of authors/translators workshops "Fair-Play and Collaboration: Intellectual property,...
More14-15 January, Yerevan. "Fair-Play and Collaboration: Intellectual property, working conditions and collaborative actions for writers and literary...
More5-16 Dec 2012, Lviv, Ukraine Fair-Play and Collaboration: Intellectual Property, Working Conditions and Collaborative Actions for Writers and Literary...
MoreAnnual meeting of the Book Platform Project Partners took place in Sofia, Bulgaria, 7-9 December 2012. The meeting was organized by Next Page in order...
More7th Nov 2012 - 8th Nov 2012 Topic: Intellectual property; Publishing Country: Armenia
More06 Nov 2012; 17:00! Presentation of Book Platform project at the VI International Forum of Translators and Publishers, supported by the Ministry of...
MoreTopic: Audiences; Publishing; Country: Armenia, Georgia, International
MorePublishing and Bookselling in Ukraine. Results of a survey on book publishing and distribution, 2012-2013
MorePublishing and Bookselling in Georgia. Results of a survey on book publishing and distribution, 2012-2013
MorePublishing and Bookselling in Armenia. A summary of a survey carried out in 2012-2013
MoreThe Armenian Readership and Reading Habits Policy Study, developed under the Book Platform project, is the first large-scale attempt to study current...
MoreThe Readership and Reading Habits Policy Study, developed under the Book Platform project, is one of the first large-scale projects in Georgian...
MoreTRANSLATIONS FROM ARMENIAN AFTER 1991. FACTS, TRENDS, RECOMMENDATIONS.
MoreTopic: Translations; Country: Georgia
MoreTRANSLATIONS FROM UKRAINIAN AFTER 1991. FACTS, TRENDS, RECOMMENDATIONS is the outcome of a year-long study mapping translations from the Ukrainian...
MoreTopic: Collaboration across the book sector Country: regional (Armenia, Georgia, Ukraine) Seminar in Tbilisi, Georgia on strategic planning and...
MoreOver the next two and a half years the book sectors in Armenia, Georgia and Ukraine will be getting a helping hand in overcoming the challenges that...
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