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AI in Publishing

3 articles tagged with “AI in Publishing”

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Authors Guild Expands “Human Authored” Certification to All US Authors & Publishers

The Authors Guild has opened its “Human Authored” certification program to all US-based authors and publishers, moving beyond its own membership. The program, which allows a trademarked seal to be placed on books to signal they were written by a human, has already certified over 5,000 titles. Publishers can now purchase certifications in bulk for $10 per title, providing a new tool to differentiate human-written work from the flood of AI-generated content on platforms like Amazon. ---

March 5, 2026Publishers Weekly

Authors Guild AI in Publishing Content Authenticity

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Market Growth

News Corp Touts Digital Growth and AI at Morgan Stanley Conference

At the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference, News Corp CEO Robert Thomson highlighted HarperCollins' digital growth. He noted that the publisher's partnership with Spotify is boosting audiobook adoption and that e-book sales are rising. The company continues to focus on digital expansion and exploring opportunities in AI. ---

March 3, 2026Investing.com

Digital Publishing Audiobooks AI in Publishing

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Publisher Strategy

InPublishing: Building an "Infinite Mindset" for 2026

A companion piece in InPublishing today advocates for what it calls an "infinite mindset" in publishing for 2026 — a strategic orientation toward long-term resilience, adaptability, and organisational purpose rather than short-term quarterly gains. The piece draws on James Carse's concept of finite versus infinite games, arguing that publishing is an infinite game in which the goal is to keep playing, not to win a single round. The practical recommendations include building a common company vision, fostering trusting teams, learning from rivals rather than dismissing them, and preparing for radical change. The article is a timely counterpoint to the wave of short-term AI adoption pressure many publishers are currently navigating. ---

March 2, 2026InPublishing

Infinite Mindset Publishing Strategy AI in Publishing