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People Round-Up, Mid November 2023

November 20, 2023

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PEOPLE Hachette Book Group CEO Michael Pietsch, is transitioning to the role of Chairman, and will be succeeded by Hachette UK CEO, David Shelley, who will take on both HBG and HUK roles. Richard Kiston, deputy CEO of Hachette UK, will be taking on the same role for Hachette Book Group. COO Joe Mangan has…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 21letters, 26letters, Aaron Wehner, ABA, Abrams Books, Aevitas Creative Management UK, Alejandra Lavander, Alex Astras, Alexa Frank, Alexandra Derdall, Alison Cerri, Allison Light, Alyson Day, Amelia Meyer, American Booksellers Association, Anna Bloom, Anne Boyer, April Graham, Ariana Sinclair, Ashley Candelario, Ashley Fuchs, Atria Books, Audrius Macenis, Avon, Baker & Taylor Publishing Services, Barbara Pang, Becks Perez, Bel Banta, Benjamin Mertes, Bethany Vinhaterio, Bloom Books, Blue Yonder WMS, Bonnie Svoboda, Bora Kim, Bramble, Breanna Spiegal, Brian Potter, Brotherstone Creative Management, Business Insider, BuzzPop, Calisto, Capstone Publishing, Casey McIntyre, Casey Sears, Catherine Marvin, CCFB, Charlie Brotherstone, China Shanghai International Children’s Book Fair, Christian Ebert, Christy Droege, Chronicle, Chronicle Books, Courtney Garza, Crown, Curtis Brown, Danica Krenson, Dave Linker, David Shelley, Debra Zakarin, Diane Cain, Divya Sawhney, DK Adult, DK Alpha, Dorling Kindersley (DK), Doubleday, D’Kela Duncan, Eduard Fabregat, Elena Guzman, Elizabeth Semrai, Emily Mahon, Erich Weber, Erika Tsang, Eunice Pak, Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Fortier Public Relations, Frank Albanese, Frankfurter Buchmesse, Franklin Jackson, FutureBook Conference, Gaby Audet, Ginee Seo, graphic novels, Greensboro Literary Organization, Guadalajara International Book Fair, Hachette Book Group, Hachette UK, Hannah Woodruff, HarperCollins, HarperCollins Children's Books, HarperOne, HarperVia, Hay House, Haygood Poundstone, Heather Hill, Henry Blodget, Holly La Due, IDW Publishing, Independent Publishers Group, Insider, Isaac Loewen, Isaiah Holbrook, Italy, Ivan Martino, James Johnston, Jeanine Le Ny, Jennifer Kalter, Jim Hanas, Joanna Demkiewicz, Joe Mangan, Josh Leventhal, Julia Metzger, Kara Coughlin, Karin Schulze, Kate Brennan, Kate Stark. Adam Castro, Kathleen McGuire, Katie Gore, Kelly Blair, Kelly Roberts, Kelsey Albertson Brittany Schachner, Kim Silverton, Knopf, Knopf Cooks, Korrina Cook, Kristi Smith, Le Seuil, Lex Orgera, Linda Ford, Linda Huang, Lindsay Prevette, Lisa Edgar, Little Bee Books, Liz Gough, Louisa Solomon, Luana Horry, Macmillan, Macmillan Publishers, Madison Nickles, Manuel Sansigre, Marc Dauphin, Marcus Drenth, Margaret Kelly, Maria B. Campbell Associates, Mary Beth McDermott, Megan Pagano, Melissa Esner, Melody Guy, Michael Pietsch, Michael Wieringa, Microsoft D365, Mike Lepsi, Mike Noble, Mike Sanders, Milkweed Editions, Monacelli Press, Morgan Library and Museum, New York Times Magazine, Nicole Lecht, Nihar Malaviya, Nimmi Patel, Oliver Munday, Pantheon. Maddie Partner, Paul Kelly, Penguin Random House, Penny Candy Books, points, Princeton Architectural Press, Printers Row Publishing Group, Publishers Marketplace, Putnam Books for Young Readers, Random House Children's Books, Readerlink Distribution Services, Rebecca Marsh, Richard Kiston, Robert Lisak, S&S Audio, Sara Branstetter, Sara DeLozier, Sarah Kingsbury, Sarah Lacey Graham, Sarah Leonard, Sarah Perillo, Sarah Schoof, Scholastic, Sharon Fitzhenry, Shifa Kapadwala, Silver Dolphin, Simon & Schuster, Simon Element, Sourcebooks, Spencer Curley, Stephanie Hitchcock, Studio Fun, Taylor Geldermann, Ten Speed Press, Thomas Nelson Gift, Tiffany Frarey, Tim McCall, Tor Publishing Group, translated fiction, University of Pennsylvania Press, Viking Penguin, Viking/Penguin, Vintage Books, Whitney White, William Morrow, William Morrow Group, Wisconsin Historical Society Press, Zach Gorski, Zondervan Gift. Nancy Inteli

People Round-Up, Mid-February 2019

February 22, 2019

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PEOPLE Mauro DiPreta has joined the William Morrow Group as SVP, Executive Editor. Previously he was VP and Publisher at Hachette Book Group. Lonely Planet has named Luis Cabrera its President and CEO. He joins from BCG Digital Ventures, where he was Partner. Berrett-Koehler’s board of directors has selected David Marshall as the company’s new…Continue Reading

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Rising Above the Chatter: Who’s the talk of the town in the battle of the ereaders?

By Kimberly Lew

September 4, 2012

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It’s been a big month of analysis, rumors, and speculation concerning the future of the ereader and tablet market. Kobo continues to make waves as it partners with the ABA to allow independent book retailers the ability to sell ebooks. The success of the Nook has abated and news sources have been speculating about its…Continue Reading

Posted in Digital • Tagged ABA, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Amazon, Business Insider, CNET, Digital Book World, Dylan Love, iPad mini, Jeremy Greenfield, John P. Falcone, Kindle Fires, Kobo, Lance Whitney, Laura Hazard Owen, Nexus 7, Nook, paidContent, Peter Ha, Tech Crunch, ZDNet

Tortoise? Hare? Who’s Winning in the race of the ereaders?

By Kimberly Lew

May 31, 2012

New ereader developments abounded in early May with the announcement that Barnes & Noble’s Nook received a $300 million investment from Microsoft, prompting much speculation about what new products and technology this partnership might bring. Though Nook and Microsoft might mean some interesting developments in the US market, many other ereader companies have turned their…Continue Reading

Posted in Digital • Tagged Amazon, Android Community, Barnes & Noble, BEA, Bryan Bishop, Business Insider, CNET, Good Ereader, Joe Weisenthal, Joe Wikert, Joe Wikert's Publishing 2020 Blog, John P. Falcone, Kindle, Kobo, Liliputing, Michael Crider, Michael Kozlowski, Microsoft, Nook, Sony, The Verge

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