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Publishing Scotland is a trade association for the publishing industry in Scotland. It was established in 1973 as the Scottish General Publishers Association with the support of the Scottish Arts Council. It was subsequently known as the Scottish Publishers Association (SPA), with a membership primarily comprising book and academic publishers, local authority libraries and public bodies. In April 2007, name Publishing Scotland was adopted, and the group's remit was extended to support individuals and companies working within the publishing industry, such as freelance editors, illustrators, and printing firms.

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rdfs:label	Publishing Scotland (en)
rdfs:comment	Publishing Scotland is a trade association for the publishing industry in Scotland. It was established in 1973 as the Scottish General Publishers Association with the support of the Scottish Arts Council. It was subsequently known as the Scottish Publishers Association (SPA), with a membership primarily comprising book and academic publishers, local authority libraries and public bodies. In April 2007, name Publishing Scotland was adopted, and the group's remit was extended to support individuals and companies working within the publishing industry, such as freelance editors, illustrators, and printing firms. (en)
foaf:homepage	http://www.publishingscotland.org/
dcterms:subject	Organizations established in 1973 1973 establishments in Scotland Publishing in the United Kingdom Arts organisations based in Scotland Organisations based in Edinburgh Publishing companies of Scotland Arts and media trade groups Mass media in Scotland
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Publishing Scotland VisitScotland Creative Scotland Library Trade association Marketing Organizations established in 1973 1973 establishments in Scotland Local government in Scotland Academic publishing Europe Publishing in the United Kingdom Trade fair International Publishers Association Arts organisations based in Scotland Organisations based in Edinburgh Publishing companies of Scotland Arts and media trade groups Edinburgh International Book Festival Mass media in Scotland Book trade in the United Kingdom Books in the United Kingdom Scottish public bodies Seminar Distribution (marketing) Scottish Arts Council Bookshop
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.publishingscotland.org/ http://www.scottisharts.org.uk/1/artsinscotland/literature/projects/archive/scottishpublishersassoc.aspx
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has abstract	Publishing Scotland is a trade association for the publishing industry in Scotland. It was established in 1973 as the Scottish General Publishers Association with the support of the Scottish Arts Council. It was subsequently known as the Scottish Publishers Association (SPA), with a membership primarily comprising book and academic publishers, local authority libraries and public bodies. In April 2007, name Publishing Scotland was adopted, and the group's remit was extended to support individuals and companies working within the publishing industry, such as freelance editors, illustrators, and printing firms. On behalf of its members, Publishing Scotland attends trade fairs throughout Europe; co-ordinates bookshop and library promotions, and other marketing initiatives; runs training courses and seminars; and implements joint research projects and surveys with organisations such as Creative Scotland and VisitScotland. Publishing Scotland is also involved in the annual Edinburgh International Book Festival. It runs a website showcasing Scottish-interest books, booksfromscotland.com. It is the majority owner of BookSource, a warehousing and worldwide distribution service for trade publishers, charities and other commercial enterprises. The SPA formerly compiled a list of best-selling Scottish books, which was criticised in 2005 when a book was included in the top ten, despite not selling any copies. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Canongate Books Dunedin Academic Press Angus Konstam Zander Wedderburn Scottish Publishers Association 2006 Birthday Honours Association for Scottish Literary Studies Shuggie Bain Paul Harris (author) BookSource
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