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25.01.2022 Tune into or stream Backstory on Triple R - 3RRR 102.7FM tomorrow at 12.40pm to hear the Institute of Professional Editors Limited's Julie Ganner and Sarah Runcie from the Australian Publishers Association chat about the Australian Inclusive Publishing Initiative ahead of the #IPEdConf19 launch of 'Inclusive Publishing in Australia: An Introductory Guide' tomorrow night. #PrintDisabilityMatters #AIPI
21.01.2022 Australia’s foremost authority on book sales is joining us at the conference.
21.01.2022 How is everyone going? It’s been a hectic and packed few days so far (with more to come this afternoon) so as we break for lunch don’t forget to eat properly, hydrate well, keep warm and practice self care. Keep following the conversation over on Twitter #IPEdConf19
21.01.2022 An exciting conference requires great presentations. Where does the edge of your editing practice lie? Is it governed by the genres in which you work, the place where you work, the society in which you live? Submissions are open now!... https://iped2021.org.au/call-for-papers/
18.01.2022 What's an editors conference without a bookshop?! Not ours! The Conference Bookshop is as straight-to-the-point and matter-of-factly named as it is full of professional editing titles, including classics by IPEd Distinguished Editors and IPEd members as well as works from our Super Book Club reading lists and more, as well as editing-related novelty items such as mugs, mousepads, buttons, T-shirts etc.
17.01.2022 To influence the reading of others is a particular privilege and one that adds another dimension to the role of editor. Great words, Mary. Looking forward to your presentation.
16.01.2022 Reminder: conference delegates can get professional photos taken on Wednesday 8 May, just before the Welcome Reception. For just $49.50 you'll receive up to three headshots, colour-corrected and free of copyright and watermarks.
14.01.2022 We’re excited about this one. Join us at the welcome reception on Wednesday 8 May, from 6.30pm for the launch.
13.01.2022 Galleries from the 9th IPEd national editors conference, Beyond the Page, are now available! Visit http://iped2019.org.au/photo-gallery/ and relive the fun
08.01.2022 Here we go! Registration opens at 7.30am (yes, there'll be coffee ) and the first of today's workshops begin at 9am. Share your thoughts, observations, learnings, photos and more via #IPEdConf19 on Twitter and Instagram, or in the Conference event page.
07.01.2022 Great write-up. Thanks Books+Publishing
05.01.2022 ICYMI Exciting news! We've been able to confirm for #IPEdConf19 an 11th hour presentation by Australia’s foremost authority on book sales Michael Webster: http://iped2019.org.au/updates/the-book-is-far-from-dead/
03.01.2022 If you're an introvert with social anxiety, a conference can seem daunting. Emma Bell has blogged about her experience on our conference blog. https://iped2021.org.au/on-the-edges-of-editing-and-life/
01.01.2022 Ahead of the launch of 'Inclusive Publishing in Australia: An Introductory Guide' at our Welcome Reception this Wednesday evening, comes news from Shadow Minister for Disability Services, Senator Carol Brown, who announced last week that a Labor Government will give $2 million to the Australian Inclusive Publishing Initiative (AIPI) for two key projects: unifying the data of the print disability libraries and training the Australian book industry in inclusive publishing practice. The Institute of Professional Editors Limited is a member of the AIPI. 'Inclusive Publishing in Australia: An Introductory Guide' has been co-authored by IPEd's NSW branch president Julie Ganner, and produced by IPEd and the Australian Publishers Association as part of the AIPI. #PrintDisabilityMatters #AIPI
