Microsoft is retiring its 35-year-old desktop publishing software in October. Here’s how to save your Publisher files and what to use instead.

Microsoft ended support for Publisher, its desktop publishing software, in mid-October. The company is now advising users to ...

After reverse-engineering the Publisher file format, LibreOffice now allows users to access their unsupported Publisher files.

Microsoft is no stranger to ending support for products it feels have reached the end of their life, and the company very ...

Rice joined Kregel as senior marketing director in 2024 and had been serving as interim publisher since December. President ...

Trustpoint Xposure launches a certified AEO program for published authors, building the AI citation authority that makes ...

PRH's holiday transit program emphasizes quick turn-arounds on holiday shipping to indies, effective October 26 through ...

A slug flaw in npm Trusted Publishing exposed 1,500+ packages with 10m downloads. Bloom Security on what it means when AI ...

Hiding technology is not always a source of valueThe methods for protecting technology vary by field. In some fields, keeping ...

LMBPN® Publishing today announced a distribution agreement with Hoopla Digital, expanding access to its catalog of more than ...

Rocket Alumni Solutions outlines a nine-question buyer checklist covering daily updates, accessibility, display ...

One name I’m certain makes it on the board–to the tune of my family cheering me on with “Good answer! Good answer!”–is Outlast. The horror game from Montreal-based indie studio Red Barrels was ...