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BookNet Canada
June 3, 2022
Loan Stars

Meet the Loan Stars: Natalie Jenner

BookNet Canada
June 3, 2022
Loan Stars
Meet the Loan Stars: Natalie Jenner

Meet Natalie Jenner the author of Bloomsbury Girls, a Loan Stars pick!

Tagged: meet the loan stars

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Aline Zara
June 1, 2022
Research & Analysis

Must-watch, must-read: The Maid effect

Aline Zara
June 1, 2022
Research & Analysis
 Must-watch, must-read: The Maid effect

Insights into how the adaptation of Maid has impacted sales and/or library circulation.

Tagged: book adaptations, book buying, library circulation

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BookNet Canada
May 30, 2022
Podcasts

Podcast: BookNet research roundup: What you need to know

BookNet Canada
May 30, 2022
Podcasts
Podcast: BookNet research roundup: What you need to know

In this podcast episode we share a list of quick takeaways from our most recent research studies.

Tagged: book sales, canadian readers, research studies

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BookNet Canada
May 26, 2022
Research & Analysis

What we learned about Canadian book buyers, part three

BookNet Canada
May 26, 2022
Research & Analysis
What we learned about Canadian book buyers, part three

Insights into the behaviour of Canadian book buyers.

Tagged: book buying, canadian readers, canadian book consumer survey

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Aline Zara
May 25, 2022
Research & Analysis

Must-watch, must-read: The Bridgerton effect

Aline Zara
May 25, 2022
Research & Analysis
Must-watch, must-read: The Bridgerton effect

Insights into how the adaptation of the Bridgerton series has impacted sales and/or library circulation.

Tagged: book adaptations, book buying, library circulation

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Tom Richardson
May 24, 2022
ONIX, Standards & Metadata

The select: Supporting unique multiples in ONIX 3.0

Tom Richardson
May 24, 2022
ONIX, Standards & Metadata
The select: Supporting unique multiples in ONIX 3.0

Learn more about ONIX 3.0 standards and code.

Tagged: onix 3.0, book metadata best practices

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Aline Zara
May 20, 2022
Tech Forum

Tech Forum to-go: Emerging trends

Aline Zara
May 20, 2022
Tech Forum
Tech Forum to-go: Emerging trends

An exploration of emerging trends in the types of books Canadians are buying.

Tagged: tech forum to go

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BookNet Canada
May 19, 2022
LibraryData

Easier with BookNet: Identifying trends in borrowing behaviour with LibraryData

BookNet Canada
May 19, 2022
LibraryData
Easier with BookNet: Identifying trends in borrowing behaviour with LibraryData

Learn more about LibraryData and how this service can help you identify trends and patterns in borrowing behaviour.

Tagged: librarydata tips, easier with booknet

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BookNet Canada
May 16, 2022
Tech Forum

What’s next: The latest updates from BookNet

BookNet Canada
May 16, 2022
Tech Forum
What’s next: The latest updates from BookNet

BookNet Canada has been around for 20 years! Get a glimpse of what’s to come and what’s recently happened at a product and service level.

Tagged: book supply chain, year in review

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BookNet Canada
May 13, 2022
Research & Analysis

What we learned about Canadian book buyers, part two

BookNet Canada
May 13, 2022
Research & Analysis
What we learned about Canadian book buyers, part two

Insights into the behaviour of Canadian book buyers.

Tagged: book buying, canadian readers, canadian book consumer survey

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