Brazilian publishers export copyrights
The Brazilian Publishers project held its 7th Professional Program to promote Brazilian content abroad, with companies from Egypt and the UAE taking part. The post Brazilian publishers export copyrights appeared first on ANBA News Agency .
São Paulo – In the weeks leading up to the 28th São Paulo Book Biennial, which began on Friday, April 4th, both Brazilian and international publishers devoted their time to meetings, copyright negotiations, and panel discussions. This activity was part of the 7th Professional Program run by the Brazilian Publishers project, a collaboration between the Brazilian Book Chamber and ApexBrasil, Brazil's Trade and Investment Promotion Agency.
Among the participants were two companies from the Arab world: the Sharjah Book Authority from the United Arab Emirates and Egypt’s Logha Publishing, which features works by Brazilian author Itamar Vieira Jr. According to Brazilian Publishers, this Professional Program is Brazil’s premier business hub for the publishing industry.
This year’s edition is set to generate over USD 945,000 in new business, aiming to broaden the reach of Brazilian literature internationally. A total of 47 Brazilian publishing houses and institutions joined the talks, alongside 27 foreign companies hailing from Spain, Colombia, North Macedonia, Argentina, Peru, Indonesia, Egypt, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Italy, Russia, the UAE, and Greece.
The meetings took place on Wednesday, April 2nd, and Thursday, April 3rd, with seminars in the morning and business discussions in the afternoon.
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