The State of Independent Bookselling in Canada 2020
The follow up to the 2018 study, What’s in Store, offers new insights into independent bookstores in Canada. Based on survey results from English-language independent booksellers, this study shares information on operating expenses and processes, revenue and profit margins, and more. It also delves into the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on bookselling: both what has been difficult and what changes independent bookstores intend to keep.
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The State of Publishing in Canada 2023
The State of Publishing in Canada 2023 marks the eighth edition of BookNet Canada’s State of Publishing industry survey, fielded every other year.
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The State of Independent Bookselling in Canada 2020
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The State of Publishing in Canada 2021
The seventh edition of BookNet Canada’s State of Publishing industry study provides a comprehensive overview of the Canadian English-language publishing landscape.
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The State of Publishing in Canada 2019
The State of Publishing in Canada 2019, formerly known as The State of Digital Publishing in Canada, shares insights from a survey conducted among 51 publishing companies of all sizes across Canada.
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What’s in Store: The State of Independent Bookselling in Canada
What’s in Store: The State of Independent Bookselling in Canada 2018 sets a benchmark for the scope, health, and challenges of indie bookselling.
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The State of Digital Publishing in Canada 2017
The fifth annual edition of The State of Digital Publishing in Canada shares insights from a survey conducted among 54 publishing companies of all sizes across Canada.
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The State of Publishing in Canada 2016
This report provides an overview of the digital marketplace in Canada, along with a year-over-year comparison from 2013 to 2016.
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The State of Publishing in Canada 2015
The third edition of The State of Digital Publishing in Canada shares insights into the size, scope, and production processes of the digital publishing market in Canada.
