Audio-only versions of virtual and live events presented by New York Book Forum.

New York Book Forum Events
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Audio-only versions of virtual and live events presented by New York Book Forum.
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Recent Episodes

June 1, 2026
AI Has Entered the Chat
<p>Join us for an engaging and forward-looking conversation on the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the publishing industry, featuring industry expert Keith Riegert.We’re excited to discuss with Kieth how AI is reshaping the way content is created, edited, produced, and distributed—from automated workflows, optimization of marketing, to data analytics and audience insights. We hope to uncover and share practical perspectives on how publishers can thoughtfully integrate AI into their processes while maintaining editorial integrity, creativity, and ethical standards.Keith Riegert is the President of The Stable Book Group, which includes Ulysses Press, She Writes Press, VeloPress Books, Trafalgar Square Books, and Skybox Press, as well as Stable Distribution (in partnership with Hachette Book Group). Keith is also CEO of Perfect Bound Technologies Corporation and a co-founder of the book publicity and digital marketing firm, Pacific & Court. Keith is a member of the board of advisors at NYU’s School of Professional Studies in the Center for Publishing where he also teaches Analytics and Consumer Insights. Keith also serves on the board of the Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA).#publishing #books #artificialintelligence</p>

May 11, 2026
Greener Pages: Alternate Materials and Measuring Emissions
<p>The publishing industry is under growing pressure to reduce emissions, rethink materials, and build more sustainable supply chains. In this New York Book Forum virtual program, industry leaders explore practical approaches to sustainability in print and publishing — from measuring carbon emissions to evaluating alternative materials and life-cycle impacts.Featuring Susan Lee, Vice President of Environmental Health & Safety at Lakeside Book Company, and Claudia Pilcher, Sustainability Manager at Scholastic Inc., this conversation covers:• Scope 3 and product emissions• Life-cycle assessments in publishing• Eco-friendly materials and design practices• Working with vendors to reduce environmental impact• The future of sustainability in print manufacturingModerated by Irene Chan, head of Pre-Press & Book Production at Scholastic, Inc.The New York Book Forum brings together professionals across publishing, printing, and media to discuss the ideas shaping the future of the industry.#publishing #sustainability #printing #bookpublishing #environmentalimpact #supplychain #manufacturing #publishingindustry</p>

March 10, 2026
Diversity in Stories
<p>Twenty-five percent of children’s books feature a protagonist who is a minority. The numbers are lower in adult publishing, with research suggesting that less than 10% of published authors are people of color. Diverse storytelling provides a window into other worlds and is a panacea to cultural myopia. In our virtual program we discuss how the demographic makeup of authors affects diverse stories and how more diversity in authors and storytelling could shape our progress as an industry and as a society. Join us to hear about efforts that are helping the industry move the needle.Our featured speakers on this program are:Kyle Zimmer, President, CEO and Co-founder, First BookElissa Petruzzi, Program Director, We Need Diverse BooksThis program is moderated by Irene Chan, Program Chair, New York Book Forum</p>
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