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Panel discussion

Tue 01

10:00h

Panel discussion

Translation and book sustainability

Sergio Lledó Bookseller Participant

Irene Oliva Translator Moderator

01-10-2024 10:00 01-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid Translation and book sustainability Is the book industry sustainable? Is the avalanche of new titles that descend on bookshops influencing our working conditions? In this round table discussion we will talk about how the current book publishing system is affecting book-related professions, particularly translators. CC1, Sala 1.2

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

10:00h

Panel discussion

Social media, how the way in which we obtain information on books has changed in 20 years

Rafael Arias Owner of the bookshop Letras Corsarias Participant

Carlota del Amo Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Penguin Random House Moderator

Agustín Paz Editor of Sílex Ediciones Participant

Enrique Redel Writer and director of La Plaza de POE Participant

01-10-2024 10:00 01-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid Social media, how the way in which we obtain information on books has changed in 20 years Facebook saw the light of day for the first time in 2004. Although there had been other networks in the previous decade, this one impacted the world differently and was the first to be used in the publishing industry, by publishers, authors and booksellers, as a means to reach readers directly. Today, 20 years later, sites such as X, Instagram and Tik Tok are used as essential places to inform people about books, how have they evolved and what consequences has this had in these 20 years? CC1, Sala 1.3

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.3

10:30h

Panel discussion

Publishing cooperation between China and Spain

Fernando Benzo General secretary of the Spanish Association of Publishers’ Guilds Participant

Francisco Javier Sanz Director of the translation agency and sale of audiovisual book & film rights at Grupo Planeta Participant

Zhang Mingzhou Moderator

Jia Ruiwu Peru Participant

Zheng Wangquan Guatemala Participant

Song Yidong Mexico Participant

01-10-2024 10:30 01-10-2024 12:00 Europe/Madrid Publishing cooperation between China and Spain The objective of the forum is to promote understanding, share points of view and explore areas of collaboration between these two publishing industries, the Chinese and the Spanish. Stand C138 China Educational Publications Import & Export Corporation Ltd. Pabellón 2.

10:30h - 12:00h Stand C138 China Educational Publications Import & Export Corporation Ltd. Pabellón 2.

11:00h

Panel discussion

Translation and proofreading. Collective fronts and common objectives

Rosa Pérez Translator and proofreader Participant

Lucas Martí Domken Participant

Ana Mata Translator and proofreader Moderator

01-10-2024 11:00 01-10-2024 12:00 Europe/Madrid Translation and proofreading. Collective fronts and common objectives The translation and proofreading professions are two links in the book chain that, as such, share a framework and a series of aspirations and problems. This talk will try to put these issues on the table and elucidate strategies to face them together. CC1, Sala 1.2

11:00h - 12:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

11:00h

Panel discussion

Artificial intelligence and the publishing industry: How to monetise your works?

Jorge Corrales General Manager at the Spanish Centre for Reprographic Rights (CEDRO) Participant

Álvaro García Hernández de Alba General Manager, Datamarket Participant

Carme Riera President of the Spanish Centre for Reprographic Rights (CEDRO) Moderator

01-10-2024 11:00 01-10-2024 12:00 Europe/Madrid Artificial intelligence and the publishing industry: How to monetise your works? This round table will explore the opportunities and challenges faced by authors and publishers when they license their works to train artificial intelligence. It will analyse the market potential, the remuneration systems and the key considerations to be taken into account by right holders. CC1, Sala 1.5

11:00h - 12:00h CC1, Sala 1.5

12:00h

Panel discussion

Easy reading clubs at municipal libraries

Sonia Abella Álvarez Manager of the Francisco Ayala Municipal Public Library, Madrid City Council Participant

María Jesús Acin González Ángel González Municipal Public Library, Madrid City Council Participant

Begoña Garcia Moruno María Zambrano Municipal Public Library, Madrid City Council Participant

María José Hervás Fernández Head of the Public Libraries Department, Madrid City Council Moderator

Emilio del Río Historian, translator, playwright and director of the Arts Department of the Ministry of Culture of the Hellenic Republic Introduction

01-10-2024 12:00 01-10-2024 12:45 Europe/Madrid Easy reading clubs at municipal libraries In addition to the reading clubs that are run at Madrid’s municipal libraries, several topics will be covered, including the difficulty in finding easy reading books on the market, text adaptations and copyright. CC1, Sala 1.1

12:00h - 12:45h CC1, Sala 1.1

12:00h

Panel discussion

The situation facing the book in Latin America

Emiro Aristizabal Executive President of the Colombian Book Chamber Participant

Boris Faingola Professor at the Pablo de Olavide University and advisor and head of geopolitical analysis at the Office of the Chief of the Defence Staff (EMAD) Participant

Ricardo Muguerza Spanish traveller, explorer and writer and honorary member of the Astronomical and Geographical Society of Ciudad Real (SAGCR) Participant

Hugo Setzer Head of social media and online events at Penguin Random House Participant

José Ignacio Echeverría President of the Ibero-American Publishers’ Group (GIE) Participant

01-10-2024 12:00 01-10-2024 13:00 Europe/Madrid The situation facing the book in Latin America CC1, Sala 1.2

12:00h - 13:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

12:00h

Panel discussion

What role do libraries play in the book sector?

Laura Guindal Deputy Director-General of Library Coordination of the Spanish Ministry of Culture Moderator

Ferrán Burguillos General Manager, Barcelona Librararies Participant

Giuseppe Grosso Cof-founder of the bookshop Altamarea Participant

Rocío Niebla Publisher of Captain Swing Participant

Clara Mª Tascón Head of the Public Libraries Service of Madrid City Council Participant

01-10-2024 12:00 01-10-2024 13:00 Europe/Madrid What role do libraries play in the book sector? What role do public libraries play in the book chain? How should they converse with authors, publishers and bookshops? What is its space at a commercial event such as the Madrid Book Fair? Public libraries are often largely forgotten in the book ecosystem. Authors and publishers think first of bookshops to organise their book presentations, talks and workshops. However, bookshops and libraries are not adversaries; nothing could be further from the truth. The two spaces must converse and cooperate to present themselves as heterogeneous but complementary alternatives for the dissemination of literature and encounters with it. Libraries need to recover their presence in the book chain and not restrict themselves to being the final repositories for copies. They must be active and attractive agents for authors and readers. CC1, Sala 1.3

12:00h - 13:00h CC1, Sala 1.3

13:00h

Panel discussion

The cultural worker without copyright versus AI

Fernando Valdés Proofreader, publisher and layout designer and president of UniCo, the Proofreaders’ Union Moderator

Virginia Cinquegrani Computational linguist and proofreader Participant

Jaume Balmes Head of Publishing Operations Projects, Grupo Planeta Participant

Miguel Gallego Expert in strategic marketing and AI Participant

Javier Roma Translator and musicologist Participant

Rocío Serrano Proofreader, translator and social media manager Participant

01-10-2024 13:00 01-10-2024 14:30 Europe/Madrid The cultural worker without copyright versus AI It will address how the legislation is dealing with AI (solely and exclusively concerned with protecting copyright) and what cultural professionals can do to combat the above. CC1, Sala 1.2

13:00h - 14:30h CC1, Sala 1.2

13:15h

Panel discussion

Authors and the publication of poetry

Carmen Plaza Poet and writer linked to the bookshop sector Participant

Amalia Sanchís Poet and publisher Participant

Ricardo Fernández Poet and editorial consultant Moderator

Eduardo Sanahuja Poet and university lecturer Participant

01-10-2024 13:15 01-10-2024 14:15 Europe/Madrid Authors and the publication of poetry Among other topics, it will address the problems faced by authors in the different channels for the publishing and self-publishing of poetry, their pros and cons, publishing difficulties, copyright and the presence of their books in bookshops. CC1, Sala 1.3

13:15h - 14:15h CC1, Sala 1.3

13:30h

Panel discussion

New challenges for independent publishers in/with Latin America

Macarena Cortés Co-founder of the Imbunche publishing house Participant

Araya Goitia Publisher, Editorial Ekaré Participant

Valentina Marchant Chief Editor of the magazine Saranchá / Poet Participant

Ricardo Elías Author Moderator

01-10-2024 13:30 01-10-2024 14:30 Europe/Madrid New challenges for independent publishers in/with Latin America A dialogue about the challenges and opportunities that Latin America offers to the world of independent publishers in the face of the current literary scene. CC1, Sala 1.1

13:30h - 14:30h CC1, Sala 1.1

16:05h

Ukraine day | Panel discussion

Can literature change things?

David de Jong International research journalist Participant

Tetiana Teren Executive director of the Ukrainian PEN, journalist, editor and cultural manager Moderator

Guillem Colom Editor and founder of Impedimenta Participant

Miguel Gutiérrez Founder and editor of L’Altra Editorial Participant

Irene Karpa Ukrainian writer, influencer and singer Participant

01-10-2024 16:05 01-10-2024 17:00 Europe/Madrid Can literature change things? Can literature really change anything in 2024? Do words and texts have any real power in the 21st century? Why choose the book format for storytelling? How is this medium changing and what is its future within the context of current trends and conflicts? What is the role of narratives and texts in country’s life and security? CC1, Sala 1.2

16:05h - 17:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

17:30h

Ukraine day | Panel discussion

An intercultural approach through books

Carles Torner Writer Participant

Xavier Gonzàlez-Costa Writer, actor and cultural activist Participant

Santi Rius Writer and translator Participant

Abel Riu Political Scientist Moderator

01-10-2024 17:30 01-10-2024 18:30 Europe/Madrid An intercultural approach through books Three Catalan authors who wrote their books after being impressed by the resistance of the Ukrainian people, with a desire to support temporarily displaced people who had found shelter in the hospitable lands of Spain. The talk will explain the role of books in other languages and about other countries so as to help to bring together peoples which aren’t closely linked by their histories. CC1, Sala 1.2

17:30h - 18:30h CC1, Sala 1.2

Wed 02

10:00h

Panel discussion

We’ll resolve any doubts about the European Accessibility Act

María José Gálvez Director General for Books, Comics and Reading of the Spanish Ministry of Culture Participant

Dolores Sancha Head of Legal Department, Penguin Random House Participant

Carlota del Amo Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Penguin Random House Moderator

02-10-2024 10:00 02-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid We’ll resolve any doubts about the European Accessibility Act In June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) will enter into force, establishing new minimum accessibility requirements for the entire EU and guaranteeing equal access to digital products and services throughout Europe. This law will directly affect e-books and publishing houses’ websites. In this round table we propose to answer many of the questions that publishers ask about how it will affect them and the steps to be taken to comply with the law. CC1, Sala 1.2

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

10:00h

Panel discussion

How to achieve editorial success

Miguel Aguilar Editorial director of Penguin Random House Participant

Manuel Manzano Editorial director of Malpaso Participant

Eva Moll de Alba Director of Vegueta Editorial Participant

Manel Manchón Director of Letra Global Moderator

02-10-2024 10:00 02-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid How to achieve editorial success The aim is to project ideas with regard to how to achieve editorial success based on essays, literary creation and mixed proposals such as comics and study the role played by social networks, the media, publishers and bookshops. CC1, Sala 1.3

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.3

10:00h

Panel discussion

Lights and shadows in desktop publishing: a phenomenon linked to digital exposure

Ramiro Domínguez Ministry of Finance Participant

Eva Losada Royal Board of Trustees on Disability of the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumer Affairs and 2030 Agenda Participant

Raquel Martínez Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts Participant

Eduardo Moga Cultural manager and member of ANABAD FEDERACIÓN Moderator

02-10-2024 10:00 02-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid Lights and shadows in desktop publishing: a phenomenon linked to digital exposure Self-publishing is a current-day reality. The pros and cons, reservations and conditioning factors; authors and publishers speak out. CC1, Sala 1.5

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.5

10:45h

Panel discussion

The public libraries’ system for purchasing books

Jordi Gual Technical director of the Barcelona Library Consortium Barcelona City Council Participant

Isabel Moyano Deputy general manager of the Book of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Sport of the Community of Madrid Participant

Francesc Xavier González Participant

Antonio Mª Ávila Executive director of the Spanish Association of Publishers’ Guilds Moderator

Rodolfo López Diez Technical Advisor to the General Directorate of Libraries, Archives and Museums of Madrid City Council Participant

Judit Terma Grassa Head of the Services Office of the Library Management Network of the Barcelona Provincial Council Participant

02-10-2024 10:45 02-10-2024 12:15 Europe/Madrid The public libraries’ system for purchasing books Libraries should be an essential book marketing channel in themselves and increase their budget. Within this context, greater transparency in the public purchasing system will be key to the development of the book ecosystem. CC1, Sala 1.1

10:45h - 12:15h CC1, Sala 1.1

11:00h

Panel discussion

Accessibility in public publishing. The challenge of a publishing industry at the service of citizens as a whole

Carmen Santamaría Participant

Laura Villanueva Participant

Carmen Magán Merchan Moderator

02-10-2024 11:00 02-10-2024 12:00 Europe/Madrid Accessibility in public publishing. The challenge of a publishing industry at the service of citizens as a whole The ministerial departments and public bodies of the General State Administration carry out an important publishing activity with the commitment to comply with the law on accessibility. What challenges do we face in meeting these obligations? Do we really have enough information, training and resources? In this round table we will analyse what we have done so far and what challenges we face. CC1, Sala 1.2

11:00h - 12:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

11:15h

Panel discussion

The library loan: Shortcomings and challenges

Jorge Corrales General Manager at the Spanish Centre for Reprographic Rights (CEDRO) Participant

Asunción Maestro General manager of Libraries, Archives and Museums of the Department of Culture of Madrid City Council Participant

Manuel Rico Translator and president of the Catalan Association of Neohellenists Participant

Elia Maqueda Translator and member of the commission of the National Literary Translation Award Moderator

02-10-2024 11:15 02-10-2024 12:15 Europe/Madrid The library loan: Shortcomings and challenges Library lending is undergoing a process of adaptation to European regulations in our country, leading to misunderstandings and shortcomings. Authors, librarians and right management bodies reflect on the above. CC1, Sala 1.5

11:15h - 12:15h CC1, Sala 1.5

12:15h

Panel discussion

Libraries and e-books: an unresolved issue?

Patricia Sanpera Director of the Library of the Lawyers’ Association of Barcelona Participant

Alicia Sellés Librarian and consultant Moderator

Alicia Pastrana Participant

Laura Guindal Deputy Director-General of Library Coordination of the Spanish Ministry of Culture Participant

02-10-2024 12:15 02-10-2024 13:30 Europe/Madrid Libraries and e-books: an unresolved issue? In this round table discussion we’ll explore the report titled Libraries and E-Books: Promotion of Rights of Access to Information, Culture and Knowledge, drawn up by Alicia Sellés and published by FESABID, which will be released in September with the support of the European Knowledge Rights 21 (KR21) project. In an open debate, similar to those that take place at a reading club, we’ll analyse whether access to e-books at libraries has undergone a true evolution or whether there are still unresolved issues. CC1, Sala 1.1

12:15h - 13:30h CC1, Sala 1.1

12:15h

Panel discussion

Open science and academic publishing

Carlos Rogel Emeritus professor in Civil Law at the Complutense University of Madrid Participant

Antonio Mª Ávila Executive director of the Spanish Association of Publishers’ Guilds Moderator

Jerónimo Hernández Coordinator of the Commission of Scientific, Technical and Academic Book Publishers (CECTA), of the Madrid Publishers Association Participant

Susana Quicios Director of teacher assessment at the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (ANECA) Participant

02-10-2024 12:15 02-10-2024 13:15 Europe/Madrid Open science and academic publishing The latest amendments to the Laws on Universities and Science advocate what is known as “open science” with a major lack of accuracy, as a result of which it’s essential to examine the relationship between this denomination (the interests behind it) and copyright, which may be the largely neglected. CC1, Sala 1.5

12:15h - 13:15h CC1, Sala 1.5

13:15h

Panel discussion

Expectations for the growth of children’s contents in audio format

Kiyeun Baek Senior Licensing and Partnerships Manager at Yoto Participant

Nuria Net Specialist in the production of audio children’s contents and CEO of Shake It Easy Media Participant

Geórgia Picanyol Rights & Permissions Manager of the Edebé publishing house Participant

Maribel Riaza Author of the book titled La voz de los libros and Content Acquisition Manager at Storytel Participant

Javier Celaya Partner-founder of Dosdoce.com Moderator

02-10-2024 13:15 02-10-2024 14:15 Europe/Madrid Expectations for the growth of children’s contents in audio format The children’s category will be one of the key players in the future of the audio book industry. In most markets, children’s audio books account for around 3% of the total audio book sales. This category hasn’t grown in Spain and Latin America as much as in other markets, but it’s expected to do so in the next three years as a result of the emergence of listening devices specialising in children’s contents. CC1, Sala 1.2

13:15h - 14:15h CC1, Sala 1.2

13:15h

Panel discussion

The EUPL award and its contribution to knowledge of European literature and the promotion of new authors

Gabriela Ruivo President of the Spanish Federation of Associations of Professionals of Archives, Libraries, Documentation, Information and Interpretation Centres, Museums and Archaeological Sites (ANABAD FEDERACIÓN) Participant

Beatriz Carvalho Head of the Camões Institute's Portuguese Language Centre at the Universidade Autónoma de Barcelona Moderator

02-10-2024 13:15 02-10-2024 14:15 Europe/Madrid The EUPL award and its contribution to knowledge of European literature and the promotion of new authors The European Union Prize for Literature, created in 2009 to highlight the work of emerging authors across Europe, is a token of recognition that makes outstanding literary works visible to publishers and contributes to the diversity of the European book market. With almost 1,400 translations of the works into 48 languages, the prize continues to open doors for the winning authors and internationalise their careers. During this session, Gabriela Ruivo (EUPL 2024, Portugal) will talk about her EUPL-nominated book titled Lei da Gravidade (The Law of Gravity, Porto Editora, 2023), the impact the EUPL has had on her career and her book and the importance of making books “travel” and reach new readers for European authors. The debate will be followed by a reading of Lei da Gravidade. CC1, Sala 1.3

13:15h - 14:15h CC1, Sala 1.3

13:15h

Panel discussion

Literature in Chinese to translate

Belén Cuadra Translator and professor of Chinese at the University of Granada Participant

Maialen Marín Translator and professor of Chinese Literature at the Autònoma University of Catalonia Participant

Teresa Inés Tejada Translator and professor of Chinese Literature at the University of Salamanca Participant

Manuel Pavón Translator and professor of Chinese-Spanish Translation at the Pompeu Fabra University Moderator

02-10-2024 13:15 02-10-2024 14:45 Europe/Madrid Literature in Chinese to translate Chinese literature has undergone an enormous transformation and boom in recent years, ranging from well-established authors such as Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan to unusual phenomena such as the emergence of Chinese science fiction and manhua graphic novels. The works that have reached us in Spain have diversified and the authors that are published are becoming younger and younger. In this panel discussion we’ll see what’s been translated into Spanish so far and, above all, what remains to be translated and what current-day Chinese literature has to offer readers and publishers. Resources will also be presented for any Spanish-language publishers wishing to explore the Chinese literary world. CC1, Sala 1.5

13:15h - 14:45h CC1, Sala 1.5

13:30h

Panel discussion

Books, publishers and libraries: future and real prospects

Jorge Corrales General Manager at the Spanish Centre for Reprographic Rights (CEDRO) Participant

Cristina Cabornero Herrero Translator Moderator

Pedro Quílez Participant

02-10-2024 13:30 02-10-2024 14:30 Europe/Madrid Books, publishers and libraries: future and real prospects In this round table discussion we’ll explore the report titled Libraries and E-Books: Promotion of Rights of Access to Information, Culture and Knowledge, drawn up by Alicia Sellés and published by FESABID, which will be released in September with the support of the European Knowledge Rights 21 (KR21) project. In an open debate, similar to those that take place at a reading club, we’ll analyse whether access to e-books at libraries has undergone a true evolution or whether there are still unresolved issues. CC1, Sala 1.1

13:30h - 14:30h CC1, Sala 1.1

16:00h

Day of Greece | Panel discussion

Contemporary Greek literature in Spain: editions and reception

Jaume Almirall Expert in Sustainability, Business and Law and partner at Cuatrecasas Participant

Laura Salas General manager of the Spanish Association for Sustainable Forestry (PEFC) Participant

02-10-2024 16:00 02-10-2024 16:30 Europe/Madrid Contemporary Greek literature in Spain: editions and reception CC1, Sala 1.1

16:00h - 16:30h CC1, Sala 1.1

Thu 03

10:00h

Panel discussion

FUNDAE and the formation of the graphics and publishing industry. Actions of the Joint Commissions

Manuel Ángel Fernández General Secretary of the Paper, Graphics and Photography Industries of the trade union Comisiones Obreras (CCOO) Participant

José Antonio Pompa General secretary of the Neobis Graphic Communication Association Participant

Pablo Pastor Head of the Unit for Sectoral Development and Support for the Joint Commissions of the State Foundation for Employment Training (FUNDAE) Moderator

Nuria Pèrez Aguado Secretary responsible for Training and Trade Union Certification of UGT FICA Participant

03-10-2024 10:00 03-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid FUNDAE and the formation of the graphics and publishing industry. Actions of the Joint Commissions The structure of the grants for continuous training is carried out by collective agreement and, therefore, the Graphic Arts, Paper and Cardboard Handling, Publishing and Auxiliary Industries has its own CPS, of which AFCO, CC.OO., Feigraf and UGT are part, which throughout the year plans a series of activities aimed at training according to current law. CC1, Sala 1.2

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.2

10:00h

Panel discussion

New trends in French independent publishing for young people and children

Charlotte Botrel Head of rights assignment at the La Partie publishing house Participant

Laurence Faron Director and publisher at the Talents Hauts publishing house Participant

Sabine Louabi Head of rights assignment at the Les Grandes Personnes publishing house Participant

Isabelle Torrubia Literary Agent Moderator

03-10-2024 10:00 03-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid New trends in French independent publishing for young people and children The publishing sector is facing new challenges in both France and Spain. The three speakers will discuss these new issues, drawing on the innovative work carried out by their respective publishers. These three independent publishers offer a creative catalogue that takes into account issues related to accessibility (dyslexia, dysorthography) and contemporary social issues. They are also developing new media such as audio books. These small publishers have true potential that deserves to be presented and appreciated on the international stage. CC1, Sala 1.3

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.3

10:00h

Panel discussion

Artificial Intelligence. Publishers and authors defend themselves

Iban García del Blanco Expert in AI Participant

Javier Gutiérrez General manager of Visual Entity for the Management of Plastic Artists (VEGAP) Participant

Leonardo de Terlizzi Head of the Legal Services of the International Confederation of Authors’ and Composers’ Associations Participant

Antonio Mª Ávila Executive director of the Spanish Association of Publishers’ Guilds Moderator

Lara Chaguaceda Deputy Director-General of Intellectual Property of the General Directorate of Cultural Rights of the Spanish Ministry of Culture Participant

03-10-2024 10:00 03-10-2024 11:00 Europe/Madrid Artificial Intelligence. Publishers and authors defend themselves The emergence of AI constitutes an important turning point in all areas of economic and social life and it’s leading to significant legal conflicts, and therefore we’ll attempt to examine the one between North American publishers and AI companies. CC1, Sala 1.5

10:00h - 11:00h CC1, Sala 1.5

11:00h

Panel discussion

Challenges of the Cultural Rights Plan

Eva Soria Participant

Marc Lamua Participant

Sol Cruz Guzmán Participant

Gilberto Pérez del Blanco Participant

Carlota Navarrete Moderator

03-10-2024 11:00 03-10-2024 12:00 Europe/Madrid Challenges of the Cultural Rights Plan A significant new feature of our country’s cultural policy in 2024 has been the announcement of the launch of the ambitious Cultural Rights Plan by the Ministry of Culture. This is based on a threefold objective: firstly, to bring citizens closer to culture and to design a cultural policy, secondly, to comply with our international commitments related to cultural rights, particularly the right of access to culture, and, finally, to advocate culture and the participation of citizens in cultural life as a means of defending, promoting and expanding democracy. This round table will seek to increase knowledge of this initiative and its different phases of execution and to debate and identify the challenges that it poses. CC1, Sala 1.5

11:00h - 12:00h CC1, Sala 1.5

12:00h

Panel discussion

How the entry into force of the Community Deforestation Regulation will affect the publishing world

Marta Angoloti Head of the Wood Area of the Directorate General of Biodiversity, Forests and Desertification of the Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge Participant

Arantza Pérez Director of Forestry of the Spanish Association of Pulp, Paper and Cardboard Manufacturers (ASPAPEL) Participant

Antonio Mª Ávila Executive director of the Spanish Association of Publishers’ Guilds Moderator

03-10-2024 12:00 03-10-2024 13:00 Europe/Madrid How the entry into force of the Community Deforestation Regulation will affect the publishing world The European Commission is implementing the app and the Sub-directorate General of Forestry Policy and the Fight against Desertification is the official body that processes it in Spain. The aim is to publicise the procedure to be used. CC1, Sala 1.1

12:00h - 13:00h CC1, Sala 1.1

12:15h

9th Seminar on book marketing | On-demand Printing + Distribution: Increased sales and cost savings for publishers, distributors and bookshops | Panel discussion

Latest developments regarding on-demand printing and distribution models

Luis Abril Quares Participant

Arantxa Mellado LiberExpress Participant

Ismael Gálvez Journalist Participant

José Manuel Anta Manager of the Spanish Federation of Publishers' Guilds (FGEE) / Spanish Association of Book Chambers Moderator

03-10-2024 12:15 03-10-2024 13:00 Europe/Madrid Latest developments regarding on-demand printing and distribution models The White Paper on On-Demand Printing and Distribution, a study conducted by the specific group created at the UDNE, will be presented, after which a Panel Discussion will be held with the participation of several leading professionals in the sector. It will analyse the latest developments regarding the application of these technologies to the book industry, the economic and environmental cost savings they can bring and the new business opportunities for publishers, distributors and bookshops. CC1, Sala 1.3

12:15h - 13:00h CC1, Sala 1.3

13:00h

Panel discussion

Evolution of PARIX, a school for books in Spanish

Luis González Director of the Germán Sánchez Ruipérez Foundation Participant

Aurora Payá Sanchez Campaign Manager at Tandem Collective Participant

María Aránzazu Larrauri General Manager, Libranda Participant

03-10-2024 13:00 03-10-2024 14:00 Europe/Madrid Evolution of PARIX, a school for books in Spanish PARIX is the most ambitious initiative in the reskilling and upskilling world for professionals in the publishing industry. This session will share the school’s strategies and showcase two specific examples (AI and content marketing) of how it operates for its students. CC1, Sala 1.1

13:00h - 14:00h CC1, Sala 1.1

Panel discussion

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