Here are a few stories to read this morning.

• Kobo has launched Kobo Plus in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
• A college student in Georgia was put on academic probation for using Grammarly to edit her paper.  This is not the first time I’ve heard this.
• Thanks to the internet, bookselling has long had a problem with scammers publishing crappy “biographies” right after a celebrity has died. Now those scammers are using AI to generate the text.
• Maris Krieizeman pleads for the end of over-performed audiobooks.
• The latest update to Adobe InDesign adds accessibility features to its Epub export feature.
• Rick Hollick brings our attention to the ongoing problem scammers slapping names on the books they publish which are similar to those of well-known experts.