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booksThursday, July 23, 2026

Ingram lets publishers opt out of AI book sales

The book world's AI training-data problem gets a concrete response today: Ingram Content Group will let publishers opt out of selling print books to AI companies. Meanwhile, a debunk of OpenAI's 'rogue AI' story and Taiwan's book sales spike after Hong Kong raids show the industry's political and technological fault lines are widening.

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AI and publishing

Two stories today show the book industry grappling with AI from opposite directions: one defensive, one debunking.

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Ingram Lets Publishers Opt Out of Book Sales to Tech Firms

Ingram's opt-out option is a rare infrastructure-level response to AI companies buying and scanning print books for LLM training. It gives publishers a lever they didn't have before, but only for print, digital rights remain a separate fight.

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Politics and books

A Hong Kong bookstore crackdown has an unexpected side effect: a T-shirt slogan goes viral and book sales spike in Taiwan.

Bestsellers and trends

Rebecca Yarros's upcoming novel is already the most-sold fiction on Amazon, and a practical guide to reading more offers hope for the bookish-but-busy.

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