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Netflix targets 500 million subscribers by 2030. Rolls out mobile-only subscription option for Nigeria’s 126 million internet users. Publishers look the other way

by Mark Williams | Oct 5, 2020 | Africa, Digital subscription, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Nigeria, The global book market | 0 |

“We want to tell amazing stories tailored to different languages, different tastes, and different...

An interview with Nigeria’s Performance Poet Otor Matthew (via Zoe Writes)

by Mark Williams | Sep 14, 2020 | Africa, Global Publishing, Nigeria, Poetry | 0 |

Spoken Word Poetry, also known as Performance Poetry, is a recent, developing and fast-paced area...

The StreetLib-TNPS global-perspectives newsletter Publish Africa #9 is now available

by Mark Williams | Jun 29, 2020 | Africa, Aggregators, Audiobooks, Book Fairs, Botswana, Comics, Digital subscription, Education Publishing, Egypt, Global Publishing, Indigenous Languages, Mozambique, Nigeria, Social Media, South Africa, The global book market, Uganda | 0 |

The free StreetLib-TNPS B2B global-perspectives newsletter for Africa’s authors and...

The StreetLib-TNPS global-perspectives newsletter for serious self-publishers, Publish Global # 5, is now out

by Mark Williams | Jun 27, 2020 | Africa, Aggregators, Audiobooks, Barnes & Noble, Book Fairs, Bulgaria, Digital Audio, Digital subscription, Dominican Republic, Ebooks, Europe, Film & TV, Global Publishing, IPA, Middle East, Mozambique, Nigeria, Nook, North America, Saudi Arabia, Self-Publishing, Sweden | 0 |

The free StreetLib-TNPS B2B global-perspectives newsletter for the serious self-publisher with...

Netflix Nigeria to adapt classic African literature for TV streaming. Can publishers rise to the opportunity?

by Mark Williams | Jun 17, 2020 | Africa, Film & TV, Nigeria, The global book market | 1 |

When news broke on June 12 that Netflix Nigeria was to adapt some classic African literature for...

Mapping the New Normal: “Africa must reject the old normal and seize the opportunity of the moment to recalibrate.”

by Mark Williams | Jun 11, 2020 | Africa, Book Fairs, Coronavirus, Global Publishing, Nigeria, The global book market | 0 |

From the StreetLib TNPS Publish Africa newsletter #8: Ake Arts & Book Festival leads the...

Nigeria’s October Ake Arts & Book Festival shifts online in face of coronavirus

by Mark Williams | Apr 13, 2020 | Africa, Book Fairs, Coronavirus, Global Publishing, Nigeria, The global book market | 0 |

In a bold move the Ake Art & Book Festival scheduled for October 22-25 in the former Nigerian...

The TNPS Festive Season Weeks in Review

by Mark Williams | Jan 5, 2020 | Africa, Aggregators, Amazon, Audible, Awards, Bangladesh, Big Bad Wolf sale, Book Fairs, Cambodia, Denmark, Digital Libraries, Education Publishing, Eurasia, Europe, Film & TV, Global Publishing, Myanmar, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Print, Saudi Arabia, Scandinavia, Storytel, The global book market, Turkey, UK, USA | 0 |

For those who didn’t get the chance to open any or all the regular email notifications from TNPS,...

SprinNG launches new $275 prize for female Nigerian authors – not to publish, but to promote, distribute and buy an already published book

by Mark Williams | Jan 2, 2020 | Africa, Awards, Global Publishing, Nigeria, The global book market | 0 |

First off, let’s get the financials out of the way. $275 may not seem like a lot in the USA or...

Nigerian aggregator Publiseer launches “publiSHEr” offering 100% royalties to female authors and artists. Aims to serve 2 million African creatives by 2030

by Mark Williams | Dec 23, 2019 | Africa, Aggregators, Global Publishing, Nigeria, The global book market | 0 |

Nigeria’s Publiseer is rarely out of the news, with twin brothers Chidi and Chika Nwaogu...

Nigeria’s Copyright Commission calls on schools to avoid buying pirated text books

by Mark Williams | Sep 2, 2019 | Africa, Global Publishing, Nigeria, The global book market | 0 |

The Nigerian Publishers Association and the Nigerian Copyright Commission organised a meeting at...

A dystopian short story wins the 2019 Caine Prize

by Mark Williams | Jul 9, 2019 | Africa, Awards, Global Publishing, Nigeria, Publishing News, The global book market | 0 |

Nigerian-American author Lesley Nneka Arimah has won the 20th edition of the Caine Prize for...

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Netflix targets 500 million subscribers by 2030. Rolls out mobile-only subscription option for Nigeria’s 126 million internet users. Publishers look the other way

An interview with Nigeria’s Performance Poet Otor Matthew (via Zoe Writes)

The StreetLib-TNPS global-perspectives newsletter for serious self-publishers, Publish Global # 5, is now out

Netflix Nigeria to adapt classic African literature for TV streaming. Can publishers rise to the opportunity?

Mapping the New Normal: “Africa must reject the old normal and seize the opportunity of the moment to recalibrate.”

Nigeria’s October Ake Arts & Book Festival shifts online in face of coronavirus

The TNPS Festive Season Weeks in Review

SprinNG launches new $275 prize for female Nigerian authors – not to publish, but to promote, distribute and buy an already published book

Nigerian aggregator Publiseer launches “publiSHEr” offering 100% royalties to female authors and artists. Aims to serve 2 million African creatives by 2030

Nigeria’s Copyright Commission calls on schools to avoid buying pirated text books

A dystopian short story wins the 2019 Caine Prize

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