A pair of antique library books have finally been returned exactly 50 years after they were due back - avoiding what could have been thousands in fines. The dusty tomes, written almost 200 years ago, ...

The free COS 150 Festival on Saturday will mark the final big event in a year of events acknowledging our impressive 150th birthday. A parade from 11 a.m.-noon will precede the event, and travel along ...

Spotify has made a significant impact in the audiobook market, bringing its extensive library to millions of users worldwide. They are not resting on their laurels and will begin selling print books ...

The 1938 Superman comic book will be sold at auction in May. Timmy Heague is selling the rare book on behalf of its anonymous owner. Timmy Heague carried the Holy Grail in a brown backpack. The ...

The company is trying to bring in more readers as it expands its audiobook features. The company is trying to bring in more readers as it expands its audiobook features. is the Verge’s weekend editor.

Spotify Technology SPOT1.75%increase; green up pointing triangle is getting into the physical book business. Beginning this spring, the Swedish streaming service will allow premium subscribers in the ...

Spotify will now sell books to its users. The new feature follows the launch of its popular audiobooks tool, and is part of what the company says its aim of “making reading more flexible, personal, ...

SEATTLE — Nestled in the heart of the Fremont neighborhood is a place unlike any other in Seattle — or even the state of Washington. It is a shop devoted entirely to just one thing: the cookbook. On a ...

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OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Many Omaha families spent Martin Luther King Jr. Day learning about the history of their city at the Durham Museum, which unveiled plans for a new exhibit highlighting Omaha’s ...

Few issues have generated more controversy in publishing over the past year than the news that AI companies have used—and in many cases pirated—millions of copyrighted books to train their LLMs. Now, ...