What’s Next for Publishing & AI?
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What’s Next for Publishing & AI?
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In today’s episode of Book Bytes, we break down the biggest shifts shaping the publishing world, audiobook platforms, and the future of AI and content rights.
👉 Bloomsbury bets big on "romantasy" with a new U.S. imprint and in-house sales team — signaling a long-term commitment to one of publishing’s fastest-growing genres.
🎧 Library apps like Libby and Hoopla are quietly dominating audiobook discovery. We unpack why 63% of listeners say library access is essential — and what that means for authors, publishers, and platform strategy.
⚖️ Reddit sues AI company Anthropic over unauthorized content scraping for chatbot training. This lawsuit could redefine how tech companies access and pay for public data — and it's a wake-up call for publishers, creators, and platforms alike.
We also explore:
Genre-specific imprints as a rising trend in publishing
The future of audiobook monetization through public libraries
How AI’s appetite for data is triggering legal and ethical battles
Whether you're an author, editor, rights manager, or tech strategist, this episode delivers the context you need to navigate a rapidly changing publishing landscape.