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Nigel Newton addresses the Guardian Review World Book Day forum

Nigel Newton, chief executive of Bloomsbury and chairman of the 2006 World Book Day, spoke on Thursday to a packed Guardian Newsroom about the challenges facing the publishing industry in the future, from the predations of Google Book Search to the dearth of young talent in the industry today. You can read an edited transcript of the speech in this week's Guardian Review, or click here to listen to his speech in full on your computer (MP3; 42). Alternatively, paste http://blogs.theguardian.com/culturevulture/podcast.xml into the Podcasts bit of iTunes or your RSS reader, to subscribe to the Culture Vulture feed and receive all the Vulture's podcasts as they become available.

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