How inkjet technology is transforming book production
An introduction to the role of production inkjet in shorter runs, responsive replenishment and inventory planning.
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Publishing webinars, kept in context.
Explore focused sessions on production, structured content, accessibility, artificial intelligence and publishing strategy. Each archived webinar reflects the market and technology available when it was recorded.
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Selected sessions organized as an editorial learning library. Open a webinar page for its available details and viewing information.
How AI can support publishing quality
An archived discussion of natural-language tools, process speed and the editorial checks needed to maintain quality.
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How content structure enables new products
Why reusable structure and careful data extraction can make content easier to adapt across products and channels.
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Reading historical publishing trends
A period-specific session preserved to show how publishers evaluated formats, demand and operational priorities at the time.
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How technology changes print products
A broad look at the production technologies that influenced books and periodicals and the planning questions that remain useful.
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Using digital printing to improve book economics
How run length, replenishment, inventory exposure and sales expectations can inform a digital print strategy.
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Using digital printing to enhance periodicals
A related archive session on versioning, shorter runs and the production choices behind enhanced print products.
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Digital printing, cost and production speed
A framework for weighing setup, unit cost, turnaround time and inventory when selecting a manufacturing route.
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Building an agile digital print strategy
How responsive production can support testing, replenishment and measured decisions across a publishing list.
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Why accessibility belongs in publishing strategy
An introduction to planning accessible content as part of editorial and production work rather than as a late-stage correction.
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Additional archive entries with period-specific references. Their principles may remain useful, but operational details should be checked.
What publishing teams needed to know: a historical briefing
A snapshot of the production and market questions discussed during an earlier planning cycle.
How accessible content can reach more readers
Foundational considerations for making published content more usable across reader needs and formats.
About this learning archive
Book Biz Mag maintains these webinar listings as educational publishing resources. They are designed for professionals who want focused background without losing sight of when a session was produced.
Availability can vary by webinar page. Archived presentations may discuss technologies, market conditions or business assumptions that have since changed. Review dates show when Book Biz Mag last checked the listing, not when the original session took place.
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Frequently asked
Are these live webinars?
No. This page is an on-demand archive. Open an individual session page to check its current availability and format.
Are the sessions free?
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How current is the information?
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Which publishing subjects are covered?
Topics include inkjet and digital printing, inventory strategy, structured content, artificial intelligence, accessible publishing and historical market trends.
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