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August 2010 Roundup

August 1, 2010

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PEOPLE Random House SVP and Editor-in-Chief Susan Kamil has been given the additional position of Publisher of the Random House and Dial Press imprints. Tom Perry, EVP, Deputy Publisher of the Random House Publishing Group, will join her at the Random House imprint and will also become Publisher of the Modern Library. Theresa Zoro has…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abrams Artists Agency, Adam Friedstein, Alpha Wong, Amanda Murray, American Express, Anderson Literary Management, Ayesha Mirza, Ballantine Bantam Dell, becker&mayer!, Ben Loehnen, Bernadette Cruz, Bess Braswell, big BOING, Bloomsbury Publishing, Books-A-Million, Brett Sandusky, Candlewick Press, Casey McIntyre, Charlesbridge Publishing, Charlie Nurnberg, Clyde Anderson, Collins, Connie Hsu, Copyright Clearance Center, Crown, Cyrus Kheradi, David Bowers, David Heatherwick, David Sandler, David Ulin, DC Comics, Deane Norton, Deb Futter, Dial Press, DK, Elise Howard, Erica Sussman, Evan Schnittman, Farrin Jacobs, February Partners, Foladé Bell, FSG, Globe Pequot, Goddard Riverside, Grand Central Publishing, Great American Bargain Book Show, Gretchen Crary, Hachette Book Group, Harlequin, Helen Atsma, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Imagine Publishing, International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organizations, Janet Corson, Jason Pinter, Jean McGinley, Jennifer Banks, Jennifer Wendell, Jenny Wapner, Jeremy Nurnberg, Jewish Museum, Jofie Ferrari-Adler, John Cassidy, John Groton, John W. Byram, Jon Thurber, Jonathan Karp, Kaplan, Karen Fink, Karen Lotz, Kate Sullivan, Kjersti Egerdahl, Klutz, Krista Stroever, Kristina Miller, L.A. Times, Lauren Steffens, Les Pockell, Levy, Lippincott Massie McQuilkin, Lisa Richards, Lisa Sandell, Little Brown Books for Young Readers, Macmillan, Margaret Chace, Maria Braeckel, Mark von Bargen, Mary Glenn, Matt Brown, McGraw-Hill Professional, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Michael Sittenfeld, Mindy Chon, Mira, Modern Library, Moises Martinez, Movable Type Literary Group, MTV, National Book Network, New Atlantic Independent Booksellers Association, New England Independent Booksellers Association, Nicholas Brealey, Nigel Newton, Norton, Oxford University Press, Penguin Young Readers Group, Peter Kay, Prima, Rachel Vogel, Random House, Random House Publishing Group, Reka Simonsen, Rizzoli/Skira, Roaring Brook Press, Sam's Club, Scholastic, Scholastic Press, Serendipity Literary Agency, Silhouette, Silhouette Desire, Simon & Schuster, Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance, St. Martin's, Stacy Boyd, Sterling, Steve Ross, Susan Corcoran, Susan Kamil, Target, Ten Speed Press, Theresa Zoro, Tokyopop, Tom Perry, Trident Media Group, University of California Press, University of New Mexico Press, University Press of Florida, Viz, Wal-Mart, Walker Australia, Walker Group, Walker UK, Waxman Literary Agency, Yale University Press

Bookview, September 2005

September 1, 2005

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PEOPLE It seems as though anyone who wasn’t on vacation or sabbatical this month was busy changing jobs: Liz Perl has been named VP Publisher of Rodale, reporting to Tami Booth Corwin. She was previously Associate Publisher of Penguin‘s Riverhead, Perigee, HP, Portfolio and Sentinel lines and Director of Marketing and Executive Director of Publicity…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Adams Media, Adriana Dominguez, Allison Heiny, Andrea Chambers, Andrews McMeel, Anna Stein, Anna Weidman, Avalon, Avon, Barbara Tolley Associates, Berkley, Bill Scott-Kerr, Bill Shinker, Bob Harris, Broadway, Cathy Hemming, Christopher Little Literary Agency, Claire McKinney, Clarkson Potter, Cliff Becker, Collins Wellness, Continuum Publishing, Criticas, Crown, Dan Harvey, Danielle Chiotti, David Kipen, David Ulin, DC Comics, Deborah Kirshman, Deborah Seager, Donadio and Olson, Doug Jones, Dwight Garner, Eden Ross Lipson, Edward Brazas, Fairchild, Farrin Jacobs, Fidelity International, Gene Brissie, Glen Moreno, Gotham Books, Greg Chaput, Grove Atlantic, Harlequin, HarperCollins, Heidi Johnson, Houghton Mifflin, HP, Hugh Andrews, Hyperion, IDT, Ingram Publisher Services, Inner Ocean, Jason Britton, Jenn Risko, Jennifer Perry, John Cunningham, John Mutter, Judy Hottensen, Kama Einhorn, Kathy Huck, Kensington, Kevin Moran, Kirsty Melville, Kristin Powers, Larry Finlay, Lauren Shakely, Level Five Media, Linda Cunningham, Liz Perl, Lord Stevenson, Marcy Goot, Margot Schupf, Mark Piasecki, Marlowe and Company, Mary Ellen O'Neill, Marya Dalrymple, Matthew Lore, Meredith, Michael Hyatt, Michelle Nagler, Miramax, NAL, NEA, Nielsen BookScan, NYTBR, OUP, Pam Krauss, Patrick Janson-Smith, Pearson, Penguin, People, Perigee, Peter Osnos, Portfolio, PublicAffairs, Publishers Advertising and Marketing Association, R. Jill Phillips, Rayo, Red Dress Ink, Reed, Renee Sedliar, Riverhead, Rob Weisbach, Robert Baensch, Ruth Pomerance, S&S, Sam Moore, Sam Tanahaus, Sam Tanenhaus, San Francisco Chronicle, Sanford Hernandez, Scholastic, Selina McLemore, Sentinel, Sesame Workshop, Sheila Levine, Shelf Awareness, Simon Pulse, St. Martin's, Stephen Hanselman, Steve Zeitchik, Susan Golomb Agency, Susan Weinberg, Tami Booth Corwin, Ten Speed Press, The Book Industry Study Group, The Book Standard, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times Book Review, Thomas Nelson, Thomas Willshire, Time, Tokyopop, Tom Thornton, Toni Sciarra, Transworld, University Games, University of California Press, Variety

Team Work

August 1, 2004

Facing ‘Oblivion,’ University Presses Rally ‘Round New Distribution Models Deep in a dark closet in the bowels of the University of Chicago Press’ main building resides whatmay be the answer to all university presses’ distribution woes. On a computer server, dubbed the BiblioVault, sit 5,000 books in digital format from close to 30 university presses….Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged American Association of University Presses, Anna Bullard, Barbara Kline-Pope, Columbia University Press, Doug Armatto, Edwards Brothers, Free Press, Harvard University Press, IBT, Johns Hopkins University Press, MIT Press, National Academies Press, OpenCourseWare, Oxford University Press, Paula Duffy, Peter Givler, Phil Friedman, Project MUSE, Project Torch, Rebecca Schrader, Richard Abel, S&S, Tina Weiner, University of California Press, University of Chicago Press, University of Minnesota Press, University of Toronto Press, University Presses of New England, Yale University Press

Book View, March 2003

March 1, 2003

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PEOPLE John Kilcullen, previously CEO of Hungry Minds, has been named President of VNU’s Music and Literary Group and Publisher of Billboard. He will also oversee Bookseller and Kirkus Reviews, Music & Media, and Airplay Monitor. As dissected daily in the NYT, Daniel Menaker was named SVP and Editor-in-Chief of the Random House editorial imprints….Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged ABA, Abrams, Airplay Monitor, Alan Rutsky, Alison M. Lazarus, Amazon, American Booksellers Association, And Now a Few Words From Me, Ava Seave, Avalon, B&N, Ballantine, Barbara Marcus, Barnes & Noble, Bill Strachan, Billboard, Bob Garfield, Book Marketing Works, Bookseller, Brian Jud, Burnes & Clegg, CAA, Cahners, Caldecott, Candlewick Press, Candy & Me: A Love Story, Carl Lennertz, Carol Fass, Carol Schneider, Cathy Lee Gruhn, Charlie Winton, Cindy Cunningham, Cindy Ratzlaff, Columbia University Press, comScore, Daniel Menaker, David Goehring, Dick McCullough, Donna Woolfolk Cross, Elizabeth Carduff, Encyclopedia Britannica, Franklin & Siegal, Free Press, George deKay, George Gibson, GMA, Good Morning America, Gordon Macomber, Greg Brandenburgh, HarperCollins, HarperCollins UK, Hearst Books, Heidi Johnson, Hilary Liftin, Holtzbrinck, Hungry Minds, Ingram, Jacqueline Deval, Jane con Mehren, Jessica Craig, John Kilcullen, Kelley Maier, Kirkus, Kurt Andersen, Leslie Meredith, Lisa Kitei, M. Evans, Macmillan, Maddy Dychtwald, Mark Nichols, Merriam Webster, Michael Cader, Millbrook, MIT Press, Music & Media, nancy Maron, Nicholas Philipson, NPR On The Media, NYU Center for Publishing, NYU Management Forum for Independent Publishers, NYUonline, Patricia Bostelman, Patty Neger, Penguin, Perigee, Perseus, PGW, Poets & Writers, Publicize Your Book: An Insider's Guide to Getting Your Book The Attention It Deserves, Publishers Lunch, Putnam, Random House, Randy Charles, Rebecca Schrader, Reckless Appetites, Rizzoli, Roaring Brook, Rodale, S&S, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Simon & Schuster, Small Press Center, So Little Time, So Many Books, Sterling Lord, Sterling Lord Literistic, Steve Fischer, Steve Rosenbaum, Stuart Applebaum, Susan Isaacs, Susan Peterson Kennedy, Tammy Johnston, The New York Sun, Thorsons/Element, Times Mirror, Tuttle, University of California Press, Viking, VNU, Walker, Women's National Book Association, Yale Press

Book View, February 2002

February 1, 2002

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PEOPLE Steve Parr has been named CEO of Abrams, following the departure of Mark Magowan and Alan Rutsky (along with two dozen others) at the end of the year. He was most recently with Emap. . . . After 14 years at Harcourt, Louise Pelan, VP and Publisher of Children’s Books, is taking early retirement…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAP, Abrams, ALA, Alan Rutsky, Amazon, Amy Scheibe, Andre Bernard, Andrea Schulz, Andromeda, Angeli Singh, Audrey Puzzo, Aurum Press, Barney Rosset, Barron's, Bloomsbury, BN.com, Bob Sabbag, Book Publishing Report, Books for a Better Life, Bookspan, BookTech, Canongate, Chris Kerr, Chrysalis Books, Chuck Lang, Coliseum Books, Da Capo, David Carr, DK, Dominick Anfuso, Dorothy Regan, Doubleday, Ellen Sibley, EMAP, eToys.com, Free Press, FSG, Gernert Agency, Glamour, Grove Atlantic, Grove Press, Hachette, Harcourt, HarperCollins, Harry Evans, Jamie Byng, Jane Friedman, Janos Gat, Jim Clark, John Glusman, Jon Galassi, Judsen Sulbreth, Just Group, Kathryn Nanovic Morlet, Kimberly Whalen, Lewis Lapham, Linda Pennell, Little Brown, Lorne Manly, Louise Pelan, Luann Walther, Lucinda Karter, Mark Magowan, Marshall Editions, Mary Anne Thompson, Mediakey, Mondadori, Morgan Entriken, Museum of TV & Radio, NYU, Octopus, Oprah, Orion, Overlook Press, Pam Abrams, Pat Sado, Paul Feldstein, Paulist Press, Pavilion Books, Penguin Putnam, Peter Garlid, Pocket, Powell's, Primedia, Random House, Random House/Transworld, ReadingGroupGuides.com, Rightscenter.com, Robert Welsch, Rotrosen Agency, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Screenpress Books, Skip Fischer, Steve Brill, Steve Parr, Subrights.com, The Book Reporter, The French Publishers Agency, The New York Times, Therese Burke, Tracy Howell, Trafalgar Square, Trident Media Group, University of California Press, Vintage/Anchor

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