9 Publishing Industry Podcasts to Follow in 2026
The shows that cover the business of publishing, from labor and pay to executive strategy, audiobooks, and operations.
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The shows that cover the business of publishing, from labor and pay to executive strategy, audiobooks, and operations.
Niche boards, mega-sites, and employer pages each surface different roles — how to combine them without the noise.
Full graduate degrees in New York and across the U.S.—from NYU's MS and Pace's Midtown internships to PSU's student-run Ooligan Press.
Discover the penguin, the borzoi, the sower — and 34 more publisher logos (aka colophons) worth recognizing before your next NYC job interview.
Where assistants and career changers meet editors and marketers year-round: mixers, affinity groups, free talks, and how to follow up without being transactional.
Where editors, agents, and publishing staff actually gather in New York, from trade shows and agent forums to children's, genre, and production events.
Data-driven look at the publishing job skills employers spell out in listings: spreadsheets, design software, inventory platforms, CRMs, and marketing stacks.
Summer intensives, online certificates, and graduate credentials in New York and across the U.S. that prepare you for book publishing careers.
Decode jacket copy, sales conferences, and rights jargon—definitions for editorial, marketing, sales, and production.
Where deal news breaks, how free Lunch differs from paid Marketplace, and which sources matter most for your role.
Which departments are hiring most, how remote-friendly each is, and where to find open roles and salary data.
From Thompson's definitive industry analysis to Yellowface — the books worth reading before and during your publishing career.