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People Round-Up, Mid-April 2018

April 23, 2018

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PEOPLE Madeline McIntosh has become CEO of Penguin Random House USA. She had been President, Penguin Publishing Group. Allison Dobson takes over as President of Penguin Publishing Group. Libby McGuire has been named SVP, Publisher of the Atria Publishing Group, beginning April 30. She has been Literary Agent at The Gernert Company since early 2017, before…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 18th National Museum Publishing Seminar, 2018 PEN Literary Gala and Awards, A Public Space, Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, Alia Almeida, Alison Dasho, Allison Dobson, Allison Sundstrom, American Library Association, Angela Campbell, Arkansas Literary Festival, Artisan Books, Atria Publishing Group, Baker & Taylor Publishing Services, Ballantine Bantam Dell, Bay Area Book Festival, Becky Saikia-Wilson, Beijing Yutian Hanfeng, Bill Kasdorf, Bill Rosenblatt, Bill Trippe, BISG Annual Meeting, BMH Books, Bogotá Book Fair, Book Industry Study Group, Book World Prague, BookCon, BookExpo 2018, Buenos Aires Book Fair, Candace Finn, Casey Moses, Catapult, Clarkson Potter, Colleen Murphy, Convergent Books/Crown, Counterpoint, Crown Publishing Group, Danny Cooper, David Kopp, DeFiore and Company, Diamond Comic Distributors, Diana Ventimiglia, Diversion Books, Doubleday, Dr. Nana Banerjee, ECW Press, Ed Spade, Ellen Rosenbush, Emily Nemens, Emma Joss, Future of Media & Publishing London – 3rd Meetup, Future of Media & Publishing New York, Future of Media and Publishing Berlin, Gabbie Piraino, Gaithersburg Book Festival, Gary Jansen, Geneva Book and Press Fair, Groundwood Books, Hachette, Hanna Lee, Harper’s Magazine, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Children's, House of Anansi Press, Hudson Children’s Book Festival, Image, IPG, Jaclyn Sassa, Jaime Levine, James Marcus, James Phirman, Javelin, Jay Amond, Jessica Tribble, Jillian Rahn, Jodi Weiss, JT Green, Juliana Horbachevsky, Kavita Jaswal, Ken Brooks, Kids Can Press, Kylie McDonald, Lauren Cerand, Libby McGuire, Lion Hudson, Lisa McAuliffe, Literary Hill BookFest, Little Brown, Little Brown Children’s, Liz Anderson, Liz Hunter, Lloyd “Buzz” Waterhouse, Lori Burke, Lori Glazer, Lyndsay Calusine, Macy's, Madeline McIntosh, Maisie Tivnan, Mariner Books, Matt Carlini, McGraw-Hill Education, Megan Fishmann, Megan Nicolay, Michelle Howry, Michelle Triant, MJ Johnston, Montlake Romance, MVP Kids, Nebraska Book Company, Newburyport Literary Festival, Nicole Angeloro, Nomad Press, Nonfiction Writers Conference, North Star Way, Page Edmunds, Pat Eisemann, Pearson, Penguin Children's, Penguin Publishing Group, Penguin Random House USA, PGW, Princeton University Press, Publishing Technology Partners, Putnam, Queens Book Festival, Rachael Mt. Pleasant, Rachel Hecht Children's Scouting, Random House Children's, Rick Bunka, Romantic Times Booklovers Convention, Samantha Schutz, Sara Hartman-Seeskin, SBI Press, Scholastic, Semareh Al-Hillal, Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival, Soft Skull Press, Soho Press, Sounds True, Sourcebooks, Sourcebooks Landmark, St. Petersburg International Book Fair, Starburns Industries, Stephanie Graham, Steven Tran, Tayler Lord, Tehran International Book Fair, Terri Ruffino, Thad McIlroy, The Author's Guild, The Gernert Company, The InDesign Conference, The Innovation Press, The New York Rights Fair, The Paris Review, The Self-Publishing Conference, The Southern Review, Theresa Collier, Thessaloniki Book Fair, Thomas & Mercer, Tom Gauld, Trafalgar Square Publishing, Turin International Book Fair, University of Nebraska Press, Verisk Analytics, Wanda Brown, Warsaw Book Fair, Winston-Salem University, Wizard World Comic Con, Workman

Copyright and Technology 2012: Keeping the Pirates at Bay

By Lorraine Shanley

December 6, 2012

With a keynote by Robert Levine, journalist and author of Free Ride, about how the proponents of consumer access to free content are often those who use that content to sell advertising, this year’s Copyright and Technology New York conference began. A few in the audience were from book publishing – MIT’s Bill Trippe moderated…Continue Reading

Posted in Digital, Events • Tagged Amex, Apple, Bill Rosenblatt, Bill Trippe, Copyright and Technology New York, DBW, DRM, epub3, Free Ride, Getty Images, GiantSteps, Jim Burger, Kobo, MarkMonitor, MIT, Offir Gutelzon, open access, Robert Levine, Thomas Sehested, watermarking

The Rights Stuff: Permissions Departments Get More Bang for Their Buck

September 1, 2004

Never known for its glamor, the permissions department has been getting a facelift and slowly gaining status as the legitimate, income-generating department it has always been. Its doing its fair share to boost the collective, otherwise sagging coffers of rights departments that have been hit by the retrenchment and subsequent mergers of book clubs as…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Bill Rosenblatt, Bill Smith, Bradbury Phillips, Copyright Clearance Center, Debbie Engel, Doubleday, E. B. White, ebrary, Eric Schlosser, Faith Freeman Barbato, HarperCollins, Holtzbrinck Group, Houghton Mifflin, Jeff Corrick, Jhumpa Lahiri, Marjorie Mueller, Michael Moore, Open University Press, Oxford University Press, Penguin USA, Random House, Robert Ravas, Ron Hussey, Scott Foresman, Teri Henry, Time Warner, Tom Allen, WW Norton, Yale University Press

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