Byte The Book's network helps our members make vital connections within the book industry and with other allied industries and enables them to become more literate in the business of books. Whether you are an author, agent, publisher or supplier to the industry, the community is focused on learning about the latest technical and commercial opportunities, and collaborating to maximum benefit. We curate regular events on topical subjects with insight and practical application in London and at book fairs around the world, and also have a vibrant online community of over 400 members and in excess of 4,500 subscribers, who support each other in their business endeavours.

With a worldwide circulation of over 135,000, The New York Review of Books has established itself, in Esquire‘s words, as “the premier literary-intellectual magazine in the English language.” It is the journal where the most important issues are discussed by writers who are themselves a major force in world literature and thought. Every two weeks, these writers publish essays and reviews of books and the arts, including music, theater, dance, and film—from Woody Allen’s Manhattan to Kurosawa’s version of King Lear.

Research Information is a bimonthly printed full-colour magazine produced by Europa Science Ltd, a UK-based company which also publishes five other titles, all in print and electronic forms: Electro Optics; Scientific Computing World; Imaging & Machine Vision Europe; Laser Systems Europe; and Fibre Systems.

Formed in November 1988, the SfEP now has about 2100 members (mostly in the UK) providing editorial services to publishers and a wide range of companies, government agencies and other bodies. The Society provides training and professional qualifications, and publishes the online Directory of Editorial Services provided by its members. The members communicate with each other via a number of popular membership-only forums, a growing repository of the Society's collective wisdom and experience, and the Society publishes the bi-monthly magazine Editing Matters.

The TLS was born in January 1902. Its first ever front page bashfully stated: “during the Parliamentary session Literary Supplements to ‘The Times’ will appear as often as may be necessary in order to keep abreast with the more important publications of the day”. Fortunately, that question of necessity was not left in the hands of literary journalists (who, we can imagine, might occasionally push for a holiday or two), and the title became a weekly one. A few years later, the TLS split entirely from The Times. Since then, we have prided ourselves on being the world’s leading journal for literature and ideas. Every week, we publish book reviews, book extracts, essays and poems from leading writers from around the world. We cover far more than just literature, featuring major articles on subjects from anthropology to zoology, philosophy to politics, comedy to psychology. We are the only major English-language publication to review books published in other languages, including French, Spanish, German, Italian and Russian. Each week, we also review the latest in fiction, film, opera, theatre, dance, radio and television. Our guiding principle for the selection of pieces remains twofold: is it interesting; and is it beautifully written?

EDItEUR is a not-for-profit organisation that develops, supports, and promotes standards for the book, e-book, and audio supply chains. Best known for developing ONIX, Thema and EDItX standards, it works closely with its range of members and other stakeholders to enable and encourage supply chain efficiencies through more effective communication. The global reach of its membership across more than 20 countries and its spread across publishers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, libraries, software, and service vendors gives a unique perspective on the international book trade and ensures the benefits of standardisation accrue broadly to all parts of the industry. EDItEUR also supplies management and administration services to the ISNI International Agency and the International DOI Foundation.

BIC is a members organisation holding a unique position of trust at the heart of the book industry, facilitating UK & international industry-wide collaboration, to reach agreement on dependable standards & best practice in the supply chain. BIC helps organisations become efficient, save money, reduce waste & become greener.

For 150 years Publishers Weekly has served as an industry pioneer and leader. The most powerful and trusted brand in the business, PW is a global publication renowned for its reviews (9,000 annually), highly influential announcements issues, breaking news, exclusive author interviews and U.S. and international trade show reporting.

The Chartered Institute of Editing and Proofreading (CIEP) promotes excellence in English language editing. We set and demonstrate editorial standards, as well as being a community, training hub and support network for professional editors and proofreaders – the people who work to make text accurate, clear and fit for purpose.