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People Roundup, February 2011

February 1, 2011

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PEOPLE As widely reported over the last month, while BN.com staffs up, layoffs continue at both Barnes & Noble and Borders. About 40 people were let go from Barnes & Noble recently, including Bob Wietrak, Lee Stern, Marcella Smith, Mo Stewart, and buyers Dan Mayer, Dave Hathaway, and Kim Corradini. At Borders, just after New…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged ABC Synergy, Adam Korn, Alison Impey, Alison Verost, Alvina Ling, Amazon.co.uk, Ames O'Neill, Audrey Sclater, Avon, B&N.com, Babette Ross, Barnes & Noble, Bertelsmann, Bertelsmann Digital Media Investments, Betsy Lerner, Bill Dandy, Bob Wietrak, Books for a Better Life Awards, Borders, Brendan Curry, Brian McBride, Carisa Hays, Cary Goldstein, Center for Fiction, Cherise Fisher, Christine Pride, Christopher North, Chuck Errig, Collins, Crown, Dan Mayer, Danielle Bartlett, Darhansoff Verrill Feldman, Dave Hathaway, David Breuer, David Moldawer, DeFiore and Company, Dennis Shealy, Dial, Dutton, Elisabeth Dyssegaard, Emily Williams, F+W Media, Free Press, Gail Kump, Golden Books, Grand Central Publishing, Gretchen Young, Hachette Book Group, Harper Design, HarperBusiness, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Hyperion, It Books, Jamie Raab, Jane Isay, Jonathan Dolger, Julie Saidenberg, Julie Strauss-Gabel, Kaplan, Karen Thomas, Kate Hamill, Katherine Nintzel, Kevin Callahan, Kevin Moran, Kim Corradini, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Lane Jantzen, Larry Hughes, Larry Norton, Laura Clark, Lauri Hornik, Lee Stern, Leigh Feldman, LH Communications, Lola Harley, Manie Barron, Marcella Smith, Marjorie Braman, Mary Ellen O'Neill, Mauro DiPietra, McGraw-Hill Professional, Mo Stewart, Morrow, Nancy Snyderman, National Book Foundation, NBCC, NBN, Nikko Odiseos, Norton, Overlook Press, Oxford University Press, Pamela Spengler-Jaffee, Penguin Young Readers Group, Perseus Books Group, Peter Costanzo, Peter Turner, Philip Roth, Piers Spence, Plume, Portfolio, Publishers Marketplace, Quarto Group, Random House, Random House Publisher Services, Rich Freese, Richard Sarnoff, Royal Academy Enterprises, Sandee Roston, Sarah Weinman, Scott Laverty, Scribd, Shambhala Publications, Shannon Berning, Skip Dye, Skyhorse Publishing, Spencer Gale, St. Martin's, Susan Lehman, Thomas Carney, Thomas Rabe, Tom Mayer, Touchstone, Twelve, Victoria Stapleton, Weld North, Wharton School Publishing, Workman, Writers House, Zack Schisgal

Bookview, January 2007

January 1, 2007

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PEOPLE On December 15, two hundred and fifteen years after the Bill of Rights was ratified (in case you had lost perspective), Judith Regan was dismissed from HarperCollins. Maureen Egen, Deputy Chairman and Publisher of the Hachette Book Group USA, will step down from those roles January 1 and will leave the company by the…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Aladdin, Alloy, American Cancer Society, AMS, Andrea Schulz, Andrew Gilfillan, Andrew Welham, Association of American Publishers, Atlantic, Audrey Sclater, B&N, Back to Basics Toys, Ballantine, Berkley, Bill Strachan, BookExpo America, Bookspan, Brian Saliba, Brown, Cambridge Learning, Cambridge University Press, Camille March, Carl Raymond, Carole Baron, Cathy Fox Holstein, Chamberlain Bros, Christine Zika, Chronicle Books, Colleen Lindsay, Conari, Continuum, Dafina, Dave Epstein, David DeLano, De Agostini, Deborah Brody, Disney, DK, Doubleday Entertainment Book, Dudley Jahnke, EMEA, eScholastic, Farah Miller, Fodor's, Globe Pequot Press, Gonzalo Ferreyra, Hachette, HarperCollins, Heinemann, Hidemi Fukuhara, Holt, Houghton, Hyperion, Image, Inger Forland, International Digital Publishing Forum, Jason Kincade, Jeannie Guman, Jeff Serena, Jennifer Barth, Jillian Jossem, John Hogan, Jonathan Burnham, Judith Regan, Judy Newman, Julia Richardson, Karen Cure, Kensington, Kim Knueppel, Knopf, Levy, Lisa Sherman-Cohen, Little, Liza Algar, Madison Park Press, Maureen Egen, McGraw-Hill, Michael Holdsworth, Mike Vaccaro, Miramax, Modern Bride, National Book Awards, NEIBA, Nova, Ornella Robbiati, Pages, Patrick Austen, Penguin, Philip Sturrock, Philip Turner, Putnam, Random House, Ravi Mirchandani, Rebecca Saletan, RedWheel Weiser, Ron Martirano, Rusty Drugan, S&S, Sarah Sullivan, Sarah Williams, Scholastic at Home, Scholastic Book Clubs, Scribner, Seth Radwell, Shalem Centre, Simon Tasker, Sonzogno, Stacey Barney, STC, Sterling, Suzanne Balaban, Tuttle, Union Square Press, Victoria Rock, Warner Books, Weinstein Company

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