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People Round-Up, Early September 2014

September 10, 2014

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PEOPLE Terry Newell has retired from Weldon Owen, where he was CEO. He may be reached at noodlesterry@gmail.com. Update added to original post on 9/17/14. Lisa Gallagher will move to DeFiore and Company as Literary Agent. Previously, Gallagher was at Sanford J. Greenburger Associates. Update added to original post on 9/17/14. Martha Otis will join Verso Advertising as President on October 1st when…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 2014, ABA Winter Institute, Abbeville Press, Abrams, Al Jazeera America, Al Zuckerman, ALA 2015 Midwinter Meeting & Exhibitions, Alessandra Bastagli, Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers, Alison Folino, Amazon, AMC Networks, AZ Books, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Berkley/NAL, Books-A-Million, Bouchercon Mystery Convention 2014, Brand Licensing Europe 2014, Brian Olsavsky, Brooke Parsons, Brooklyn Book Festival, Brookstone, Business Plus, Caitlyn Buckley, CAMEX 2015, CBS IT, Chalberg & Sussman, Ciana -2015 January Remainder and Promotional Book Fair, Claire von Schilling, Conari Press, Corey Murphy, Craig Mandeville, David Byrnes, DeFiore and Company, Denise Berthiaume, Dennis Eulau, Diana Griffin, Digital Book World, Digital Kids Summit, digital media, DMA 2014, Doug Stambaugh, Ellen Chodosh, Emily Takoudes, Finney Company Inc, Frankfurt Book Fair, Free Press, Futura Marketing, Grand Central Publishing, Guadallajara International Book Fair, Hachette Book Group, Hachette Livre, Hallie Patterson, HarperCollins, Harvard University Press, Heather McNulty, Henry Holt, Hillary Scarbrough, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, HSN, Image Comics, Jaci Updike, James Phelps, Jandra Sutton, Jenica Nasworthy, Jerusalem International Book Fair, Joe Bulger, Julia Maguire, Ken Horowitz, Kevin Nguyen, Key West Literary Summit, Kohl's, Lana Popovic, Laughing Ogre Comics, Leslie Gelbman, Liber, Lisa Gallagher, Little Brown Children's, Macmillan, Madeline McIntosh, Man Booker Prize for Fiction 2014, Markus Dohle, Martha Otis, McGraw-Hill, Meg Cassidy, Melanie DeNardo, Michael Alexander, MLA Annual Convention, Mountains and Plains Independent Booksellers Association Conference, NAIBA Fall Conference 2014, Natasha Alexis, Nation Books, NEIBA Fall Conference, Nevin Mays, New York Comic Con, Nihar Malaviya, NYU Press, Olga Massov, Oxford University Press, oyster, Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Fall Show, Penguin Press, Penguin Random House, Phaidon, Random House Children's Books, Reader's Digest, Red Wheel/Weiser Books, Rick Richter, Rick Wolff, Ruckus Media, Ryan Doherty, Ryland Peters & Small, Salon du Livre de Montréal, Sandy McCormick Hill, Sanford J. Greenburger, Sanford J. Greenburger Associates, Sassy Radish, Scholastic, Sean Siegel, Sharjah International Book Fair, Sherri Aldis, Simon & Schuster, Simon & Schuster Children's, Sony Pictures, Stuart Applebaum, Susan Peterson Kennedy, Terry Newell, Texas Book Festival, The Bygone Bureau, Thomas LeBien, Thomas Szkutak, Tom Miller, Toronto Book Fair, Turner Publishing, Twelfth International Conference on Books Publishing and Libraries, Verso Advertising, Victoria Wallis, Weldon Owen, World Fantasy Competition, Writers House Literary Agency, Zachary Shuster Harmsworth

Book View, July 2008

July 1, 2008

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PEOPLE HarperCollins announced a new management structure following Jane Friedman’s June 4 resignation and the appointment of Brian Murray as President and CEO HarperCollins Publishers Worldwide. Michael Morrison was also promoted to President and Publisher, U.S. General Books and Canada, and Victoria Barnsley has been promoted to CEO and Publisher HCUK and International, overseeing the…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAUP, Adams Media, Adriana Dominguez, American Booksellers Association, Andrea Sheehan, Ann Campbell, Anne Miller Attanas, Anne Savarese, Arthur A. Levine, Author Solutions, AuthorHouse, Baker & Taylor, Ballantine, Benjamin Cheever, Beryl Needham, Bill Preston, Bill Thomas, Bob Miller, Book Sense, Borders, Brian Murray, Broadway Books, Business Plus, Charles Conrad, Christina Pecorale, Christopher Carduff, Chronicle of Higher Education, Claire Griffin, Claire Hutton, Clare Ferraro, Dalmatian Press, Daniel Menaker, David Cully, David Hyde, DC Comics, Debbie Stier, Dee Dee De Bartlo, Diane Gedymin, Doubleday, Edward Hirsch, Emily Carleton, Ensley Eikenburg, Eos, ESPN Books, Felicia Frazier, Frank Wolbert, Gary Jansen, Genoveva Llosa, Grand Central Publishing, Gray Peterson, H20 Associates, HarperCollins, HarperCollins UK, HarperEntertainment, HarperStudio, Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School Press, Houghton Mifflin, Hungry Minds, IndieBound, InsightOut Books, iUniverse, Jane Friedman, John Fagan, John Nee, Joy de Menil, Julia Cheiffetz, Karen Cooper, Kathy Schneider, Katie Rose, Leigh Haber, Macmillan, Mad. Sq. Reads, Madeline McIntosh, Mary Albi, Matt Schwartz, McGraw-Hill, Melanie Donovan, Michael Connor, Michael Morrison, Mike Spring, Modern Times, Morrow, Morrow Cookbooks, Natalie Kaire, Oxmoor House, Paul Taunton, Penguin, Phoenix Books, POD, Princeton University Press, Quality Paperback Book Club, Random House, Richard Ljoenes, Richard Rhorer, Rick Wolff, Rodale, Roger Labrie, Ruth Katcher, Scholastic, Seale Ballenger, Simon & Schuster, Stacy Creamer, Steve Black, Stewart O'Nan, Taline Najarian, Ten Speed Press, The Alantic, Tim Mak, Tom Stewart, Victoria Barnsley, Viking, Wiley, William Maxwell, Wordclay

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