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Over 960 e-books on offer expose Bahaism, Wahabism
Over 960 e-books on offer expose Bahaism, Wahabism

Over 960 e-books are on display in a pavilion in the 25th edition of Tehran International Book Fair that help expose the fake, deviant denominations Bahaism and Wahabism, the TIBF press office reported Friday. The pavilion, run by Isfahan Seminary (religious school), also displays 40 titles in electronic format on such themes as the Immaculate Shii Imams (A.S.), the Holy Koran, Sahife Sajjadiye (eloquent prayers of the third Shii Imam), Nahj-ul-Balagha (eloquent speeches and quotes of the first Shii Imam) ...

2012-05-05 08:30
Vouchers for foreign titles still up for grab
Vouchers for foreign titles still up for grab

IRI students and researchers have time yet to apply for book shopping vouchers, according to the press office of the 25th Tehran International Book Fair. Educationalists, general physicians and medical students may apply for up to 65 dollars in book shopping vouchers while university graduates and other students may apply for up to 49 dollars in such credit cards. Branches of Bank Saderat stationed across the TIBF fairground are ready to take and process such applications, the press office reported. ...

2012-05-05 08:30
TIBF to transfer space of absent publishers in int’l section to other applicants
TIBF to transfer space of absent publishers in int’l section to other applicants

TIBF authorities decided Friday to transfer the empty booths of absent foreign publishers to reserved applicants, according to the TIBF press office. The decision was taken in partial response to a larger than expected number of foreign applications was given to the TIBF management department before and after the advent of the 25th edition of Tehran International Book Fair. Under the decision, the pavilions of those foreign publishers that have already quitted or fail to join before the third day ...

2012-05-05 08:30
TIBF committee deals with complaints filed by inspectors
TIBF committee deals with complaints filed by inspectors

Inspectors to the 25th edition Tehran International Book Fair may file complaints against violating publishers, the TIBF press office said, adding that a committee has been established in the book fair to assess the performance of publishers and deal with complaints against any violating publishers. Plaintiffs may file their written complaints with the committee and an ad hoc TIBF court of law will summon the plaintiff and any would-be violating publisher(s) for a hearing. Complainants may also call the committee ...

2012-05-05 08:30
Over 700,000 people inspect the TIBF event in two days
Over 700,000 people inspect the TIBF event in two days

Iranian people have massively welcomed the 25th edition of Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF) as thoroughfares adjacent to the fairground north of Tehran witnessed masses of people flocking to inspect the landmark cultural event. Masses of people queue behind the gates of the Imam Khomeini Mosalla (grand mosque) nearly an hour before the TIBF event opens, the TIBF press office reported Friday. Tehran International Book Fair started work in Tehran on May 2 and runs through May 12 with the ...

2012-05-05 08:30
TIBF extended for one hour on Friday due to massive welcome
TIBF extended for one hour on Friday due to massive welcome

Authorities of the 25th edition of Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF) had to extend the landmark cultural event for one hour Friday in partial response to a massive welcome to the landmark cultural event, the TIBF press office reported. The gates of Imam Khomeini Mosalla (grand mosque), the venue of the fair, opens to the public at eight o’clock in the morning and closes at eight o’clock in afternoon, however the TIBF authorities kept serving the avid inspectors on Friday ...

2012-05-05 08:30
Diligence needed in order to fetch Tehran recognition as ‘world book capital’ - TIBF president
Diligence needed in order to fetch Tehran recognition as ‘world book capital’ - TIBF president

TIBF President Bahman Dorri called on all cultural folks nationwide to make a diligent effort to earn Tehran the international recognition as World Book Capital 2013.   Mr. Dorri, also serving as deputy in cultural affairs in the IRI Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance issued the call Thursday in the third day of the 25 th edition of Tehran International Book Fair, the TIBF press office reported.   The deputy minister said all cultural bodies nationwide had joined hands ...

2012-05-05 08:30
TIBF authorities urged to maintain ‘Quarter of Century’ section in next editions
TIBF authorities urged to maintain ‘Quarter of Century’ section in next editions

A senior cultural official has called on TIBF authorities to maintain the content of the ‘Quarter of Century’ section in next editions of Tehran International Book Fair, albeit in a different name or framework. The special section, set up for a first in the 25th edition of the TIBF event, was dedicated to history and records of the past TIBF editions. The ad hoc section was an essential drive so that major national cultural projects are documented and people are ...

2012-05-05 08:30
TIBF panel discussion reviews academic intellectual property
TIBF panel discussion reviews academic intellectual property

In a panel discussion held Thursday in the TIBF fairground on academic copyright, researchers discussed relevant theoretical foundations of intellectual property rights and reviewed legal problems facing academic publications. Staged in a TIBF business section, called the World Book Corner, The copyright session was sponsored by the department of Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property in the IRI Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, the TIBF press office reported. The panel discussion heard from an Iranian researcher and advisor in intellectual ...

2012-05-04 08:30
IRI pursues accession to world conventions on intellectual property
IRI pursues accession to world conventions on intellectual property

A comprehensive bill on literary and art intellectual property has been enacted by the department of Legal Affairs and Intellectual Property in the IRI Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, a senior official said, adding that the Islamic Republic of Iran was pursuing to accede to international conventions on intellectual property. Ahmad Ali Mohsenzadeh, the ministry’s director general in legal affairs was speaking to a panel discussion Thursday on the status of publication contracts in current regulations and in a ...

2012-05-04 08:30
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