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Knight first launched Phasmophobia in late 2020, when it quickly became a multiplayer horror phenomenon. Nearly six years ...

GPO Chief Information Officer Sam Musa said the agency has been using Google NotebookLM to make AI-generated podcasts of ...

Authored by Karthik Chandrakant, this foundational resource introduces readers to the principles and potential of AI. COLORADO, CO, UNITED STATES, January 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Vibrant ...

In the vibrant literary world of New York City, a singular entity stands out as a symbol of innovation and creativity - the Manhattan Book Group (MBG). Led by the visionary J.J. Hebert, this ...

Whether you’re a storyteller looking to share the next great work of fiction or a businessperson sharing advice in a book, publishing can unlock many doors. But the tides are changing in the ...

The scientific journal Nature wants to show people the nitty gritty of academic publishing. In a Monday editorial, the journal announced it would include peer review files with the papers it publishes ...

In its most recent report, Bowker found that the number of self-published titles with ISBNs rose 7.2% in 2023 over 2022, topping 2.6 million—another healthy jump for a sector that has more than ...

“Max Perkins didn’t do as much administrative work as editorial assistants do today,” said Daniel Vazquez, an editor at Astra House. Although he may not know exactly what the famous 20th-century ...

David Goldschlag is co-founder and CEO of Aembit, an identity and access management platform for agentic AI and workloads.

In 1989, Gerald Howard had been a book editor for about ten years, and his future filled him with dread. His primary fear, he wrote in a widely read essay for The American Scholar, was “a faster, ...

An Australian scientist is pioneering a new defence against the flood of AI-generated “slop” that is threatening to undermine Australia’s publishing and creative industries.