ThinkPub - Empowering Publishing
Project presentation at the Frankfurt Book Fair

➠ Oct 17, 13:00 CET, ARTS+ Stage (Halle 4.1 H57), Frankfurt Book Fair

Join us at the Frankfurt Book Fair for the unveiling of ThinkPub, an innovative initiative set to transform the European publishing landscape. The project is designed to empower publishers, equipping them with the essential tools and knowledge required to thrive in today’s rapidly evolving digital environment.

ThinkPub is focused on making the European book sector more sustainable, fostering job creation through advanced education and training programs. Central to this effort is the pioneering online Library of Digital Learning Objects, which will be instrumental in enhancing key competencies within the industry.

This special presentation will feature insights from key partners and industry experts, providing an exclusive opportunity to explore ThinkPub’s five strategic focus areas: Managerial Innovation, Emerging Technologies, Marketing Innovation, Reading, and Translation. These areas are crucial for small to mid-sized publishers, especially those operating in niche or fragmented markets, as they adapt to new business strategies and hybrid production models.

The event will highlight contributions from the project’s esteemed partners, including Beletrina Academic Press, Fundación Germán Sánchez Ruipérez, Ruediger Wischenbart Content & Consulting, Federation of European Publishers, Carrenho Publishing Consulting, Norwegian Reading Centre - University of Stavanger, Next Page Foundation, Beat Technology, EDRLab, Polish Chamber of Books, The Limassol Book Fair, and Thinking.

ThinkPub, funded by the European Creative Europe Programme, builds on the foundations laid by the successful SIDT pilot project. This presentation marks a significant milestone in the journey to elevate the profile of book reading in the digital age.

Don’t miss this chance to engage with leaders in the publishing world and discover how ThinkPub is poised to shape the future of European publishing.

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The project is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union and by the National Culture Fund of Bulgaria.