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Busi­ness re­cord in the Ibf – In­ter­na­tional Book Forum, tenth year. The Fair busi­ness area de­di­cated to the pu­blis­hing right ex­change for trans­la­tion and movie and tv ad­ap­ta­tion con­firms a gro­wing trend. Even in 2011 Ibf – lo­cated for this edi­tion in Lin­gotto Fiere Pa­vi­lion 5 – has been con­firmed as a fun­da­mental stage for in­ter­na­tional and Ita­lian rights ma­nager that ar­rived in Turin to meet, find new in­ter­lo­cu­tors and make busi­ness.

Just after the In­ter­na­tional Book Fair of To­rino, IBF will be going to New York's 2011 Book Expo Ame­rica (BEA), the most im­portant and lar­gest pro­fes­sional event for the Ame­rican pu­blis­hing. IBF will be in fact par­ti­ci­pa­ting, from May 23rd to May 26th 2011, to the col­lec­tive stand or­ga­nized by ICE – The Ita­lian Trade Com­mis­sion.

The 2011 IBF edi­tion is cha­rac­te­rized by a big news that aims at boos­ting the market bet­ween books and mo­vies, which is con­stantly gro­wing even in Italy. Du­ring the last few years – even though it seems to be a con­stant if we look back in time – mo­vies based on li­terary works have gained great vi­si­bi­lity and a con­se­quent suc­cess.

A great number of con­fe­rences will ani­mate the 10th IBF edi­tion – In­ter­na­tional Book Forum, from May 12 to May 14. Many sub­jects of to­pical in­te­rest for the pu­blis­hing pan­orama will be dis­cussed du­ring the ap­point­ments held in IBF’s mee­ting room, con­fe­rences that will be able to sa­tisfy the nu­me­rous cu­rio­si­ties of the ope­ra­tors of the field.