New Delhi: National Book Trust-India (NBT) joins hand with London Book Fair on the project "Market Focus India, " going to be organized from April 20 to 22 at Earls Court in London.
This partnership has recently been signed between both during Alistair Burtenshaw's, London Book Fair Group Director visit to NBT.
The NBT, India is co-hosting the three day book fair with emphasis on the business side of the book industry.
Promotion of the 19th New Delhi World Book Fair (NDWBF) among international publishers and exhibitors to increase their participation in the event is one of the main focuses of NBT to participate in London Book Fair.
Golden jubilee post-Independence anthologies of poetry, short stories and plays published in all major as well as some smaller Indian languages will also be promoted by NBT among international publishers.
The NBT is also seeking promotion of its international rights catalogue of works on and by Mahatma Gandhi that was prepared on the basis of the international rights exhibition organized by the Trust during 18th NDWBF, 2008.
The rights catalogue contains copyrights details of about 700 titles and represents the publications of more than 150 publishers.
The plateform of the London Book Fair would be used by MBT to promote "Reading Our Commonwealth," an international rights exhibition of books on sports in India.London Book Fair being organized as the theme pavilion for the 19th NDWBF scheduled to be commenced at Pragati Maidan from January 30 to February 7, 2010
New Delhi: National Book Trust-India (NBT) joins hand with London Book Fair on the project "Market Focus India, " going to be organized from April 20 to 22 at Earls Court in London.
This partnership has recently been signed between both during Alistair Burtenshaw's, London Book Fair Group Director visit to NBT.
The NBT, India is co-hosting the three day book fair with emphasis on the business side of the book industry.
Promotion of the 19th New Delhi World Book Fair (NDWBF) among international publishers and exhibitors to increase their participation in the event is one of the main focuses of NBT to participate in London Book Fair.
Golden jubilee post-Independence anthologies of poetry, short stories and plays published in all major as well as some smaller Indian languages will also be promoted by NBT among international publishers.
The NBT is also seeking promotion of its international rights catalogue of works on and by Mahatma Gandhi that was prepared on the basis of the international rights exhibition organized by the Trust during 18th NDWBF, 2008.
The rights catalogue contains copyrights details of about 700 titles and represents the publications of more than 150 publishers.
The plateform of the London Book Fair would be used by MBT to promote "Reading Our Commonwealth," an international rights exhibition of books on sports in India.London Book Fair being organized as the theme pavilion for the 19th NDWBF scheduled to be commenced at Pragati Maidan from January 30 to February 7, 2010.
Source:http://indiaedunews.net/Delhi/NBT_co-hosts_London_Book_Fair_from_April_20_7948/
This partnership has recently been signed between both during Alistair Burtenshaw's, London Book Fair Group Director visit to NBT.
The NBT, India is co-hosting the three day book fair with emphasis on the business side of the book industry.
Promotion of the 19th New Delhi World Book Fair (NDWBF) among international publishers and exhibitors to increase their participation in the event is one of the main focuses of NBT to participate in London Book Fair.
Golden jubilee post-Independence anthologies of poetry, short stories and plays published in all major as well as some smaller Indian languages will also be promoted by NBT among international publishers.
The NBT is also seeking promotion of its international rights catalogue of works on and by Mahatma Gandhi that was prepared on the basis of the international rights exhibition organized by the Trust during 18th NDWBF, 2008.
The rights catalogue contains copyrights details of about 700 titles and represents the publications of more than 150 publishers.
The plateform of the London Book Fair would be used by MBT to promote "Reading Our Commonwealth," an international rights exhibition of books on sports in India.London Book Fair being organized as the theme pavilion for the 19th NDWBF scheduled to be commenced at Pragati Maidan from January 30 to February 7, 2010
New Delhi: National Book Trust-India (NBT) joins hand with London Book Fair on the project "Market Focus India, " going to be organized from April 20 to 22 at Earls Court in London.
This partnership has recently been signed between both during Alistair Burtenshaw's, London Book Fair Group Director visit to NBT.
The NBT, India is co-hosting the three day book fair with emphasis on the business side of the book industry.
Promotion of the 19th New Delhi World Book Fair (NDWBF) among international publishers and exhibitors to increase their participation in the event is one of the main focuses of NBT to participate in London Book Fair.
Golden jubilee post-Independence anthologies of poetry, short stories and plays published in all major as well as some smaller Indian languages will also be promoted by NBT among international publishers.
The NBT is also seeking promotion of its international rights catalogue of works on and by Mahatma Gandhi that was prepared on the basis of the international rights exhibition organized by the Trust during 18th NDWBF, 2008.
The rights catalogue contains copyrights details of about 700 titles and represents the publications of more than 150 publishers.
The plateform of the London Book Fair would be used by MBT to promote "Reading Our Commonwealth," an international rights exhibition of books on sports in India.London Book Fair being organized as the theme pavilion for the 19th NDWBF scheduled to be commenced at Pragati Maidan from January 30 to February 7, 2010.
Source:http://indiaedunews.net/Delhi/NBT_co-hosts_London_Book_Fair_from_April_20_7948/
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