The European Parliament has today voted to approve an amendment to the EU Deforestation Regulations (EUDR) to remove all printed products from the scope of the regulations, including books, journals, newspapers and magazines. The amendment passed with 449 votes in favour, 202 against. This will now need to be agreed between the Parliament, Council and Commission in December.
EUDR: European Parliament votes to remove all printed products from regulations
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Barnes & Noble is pleased to announce the 14 finalists for their 2025 Book of the Year.
The program, now in its seventh year, asks B&N booksellers across the country to nominate titles throughout the year they find truly outstanding and in which they have felt the most pride in recommending to readers. This year, the list features five novels, five nonfiction books, and four books for children and young adults. The Barnes & Noble Book of the Year is voted on by all booksellers and announced on November 13th.
Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins (Scholastic, Inc.)
King of Ashes by S. A. Cosby (Flatiron Books)
Growing Home by Beth Ferry (Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers)
Katabasis by R. F. Kuang (HarperCollins)
This Way Up: When Maps Go Wrong (And Why It Matters) by Map Men (Hanover Square Press)
I Am Rebel by Ross Montgomery (Candlewick Press)
Puzzle Mania! by The New York Times Games (Authors Equity)
Good Things by Samin Nosrat (Random House Publishing Group)
There Are No Silly Questions by Mike Rampton (Nosy Crow)
The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins, Sawyer Robbins (Hay House Inc.)
Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy (Scribner)
Buckeye by Patrick Ryan (Random House Publishing Group)
Mona's Eyes by Thomas Schlesser (Europa Editions, Incorporated)
The Artist and the Feast by Lucy Steeds (Union Square & Co.)
At Adobe Summit – the world’s largest Digital Experience Conference – Adobe announced major product innovations that will empower brands to optimize their entire content supply chain with generative AI. For most organizations, their content supply chain – the end-to-end business process that every company needs to deliver the content required for marketing campaigns and personalized customer experiences – is a web of disconnected workflows, teams and systems that often break down. At the same time, the demand for content that is personalized and engaging is exploding. Adobe has an integrated set of best-in-class products to help companies automate and optimize their content supply chain. With Adobe GenStudio, Adobe will be releasing a new generative AI-first offering that lets marketing teams quickly plan, create, manage, activate and measure on-brand content.
Redesigning a logo is a monumental task not meant for the faint-hearted. From the font choices to the use of graphics to choices of color and style, this critical piece of a brand identity conveys much about your brand at a glance. So, it’s important to spend time and attention consideration for each choice. Recently, a UK brand made history with a logo update. What made it noteworthy? In 2006, the Guinness Book of World Records recognized Lyle’s Golden Syrup as the world’s oldest unchanged brand packaging, making their redesign the end of a 140-year-old reign. Feedback on the redesigned packaging was not kind, with commenters comparing the new logo to a poorly designed Starbucks knockoff.