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People Roundup, Mid-April 2012

April 13, 2012

PEOPLE Chris Barba will retire as executive VP, sales for Hachette Books Group after 33 years with the company. Meanwhile, Evan Schnittman, newly named EVP, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer, officially starts on May 7. Stephen Morrison has left Penguin to become VP Publisher of Picador, succeeding Frances Coady. He reports to Jonathan Galassi and Stephen Rubin. Meanwhile, Patrick Nolan has been promoted to VP, Editor-in-chief and Associate Publisher at Penguin Books, reporting to Kathryn Court. He…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Adam Silverman, Alan Harvey, Amazon Publishing, Amy Baker, Anwesha Basu, Barney Rosset, Bloomsbury, Cambridge University Press, Chris Barba, Evan Schnittman, Frances Coady, FSG, G. P. Putnam’s Sons, Geoffrey Burn, Hachette Books Group, HarperCollins, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hyperion, It Books, Jonathan Galassi, Kathryn Court, Katy Hershberger, Kevin Callahan, Kroberger, Laura Keefe, Lisa Sharkey, Maggie Sivon, Matt Harper, Nicholas Courage, Niko Pfund, Open Road Integrated Media, Oxford University Press, Pam Roman, Patrick Nolan, Penguin, Peter Bohan, Picador, Rizzoli, Ron Hussey, Ryan Chapman, Sarah Rucker, Stanford University Press, Stephen Morrison, Stephen Rubin, Sterling, Tara Weikum, Timothy Travaglini, Workman Publishing

Book View, September 2008

September 1, 2008

PEOPLE As was anticipated, Marie Toulantis has resigned from her position as CEO of BarnesandNoble.com. She had been with the company since 2002 and will continue to serve as a consultant. Tom Burke, VP E-Commerce, and Kevin Frain, CFO, have temporarily assumed her duties. They report to Barnes & Noble CEO Steve Riggio. Marjorie Braman,…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged A. M. Homes, ABPA, Algonquin, Alison Indrisano, Allison Malec, Alyson Grubard, American Book Producers Association, Anchor Yale Bible Series, Anita Alberse, Anna Crowe, Assouline Publishing, Atria, Baker & Taylor, Bantam Dell, BarnesandNoble.com, Basic Books, Bill Frucht, Birdsong, BISG, Black Dog & Leventhal, Bloomsbury, Brooklyn Book Festival, Cambridge University Press, Cecily von Ziegesar, Chuck Dresner, Chuck Klosterman, Clarkson Potter, CLMP, Columbia Business School, Council of Literary Magazines and Presses, Craig Mandeville, Crown, CUP, Daily Telegraph, DailyLit, Dan Brown, Dan Farley, David Hogue, Debbie Derevjanik, Diane von Furstenberg, Dominique Raccah, Donna Passannante, Donya Dickerson, Dorothy Allison, Elizabeth Nunez, Elizabeth Van Doren, Emmanuel Shalit, Eric Carle, Erica Smith, ETS, First Book, ForeWord Magazine, Frank Totaro, General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen, Goddard Riverside, HarperCollins, HarperEntertainment, Harry Abrams, Harry N. Abrams, Harvard Business School, Henry Holt, Hervé de La Martinière, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Idea Logical Company, Independent and Small Press Book Fair, J. K. Rowling, J. P. Leventhal, J. R. R. Tolkien, James Redfield, Jane Hope Hastings Philanthropic Trust, Jean Srnecz, Jennifer Barth, Jimmy Breslin, Joan Didion, Joel Turner, Johanna Bowman, John Collins, John Lindsay, Jonathan Lethem, La Martinière Publishing Group, Laura Geringer, Levy Home Entertainment, Lindsay Orman, Liz Hartman, M. Scott Peck, Madison Square Garden, Marian Brown, Marian Brown PR, Marie Toulantis, Marjorie Braman, Mary Albi, Mary Choteborsky, McGraw-Hill, Mike Shatzkin, Morrow, Nathaniel Marunas, National Geographic, New York Center for Independent Publishing, Nicholas Brealey, Nielsen, NYCIP, OUP, Oxford University Press, Pete Hamill, Pocket Books, Potter Craft, Prometric, Rebecca Behan, Richard Price, Rodale, Russell Banks, Sarah Durand, Sebastian Faulks, Sourcebooks, St. Martin's, Steve Faber, Steve Riggio, Susan Danziger, Terry Deal, The Celestine Prophecy, The Road Less Traveled, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Tina Constable, Tom Burke, Tom Stouras, Trish O'Hare, Weinstein Company, Wendy Lazear, Yale Club, Yale Divinity School, Yale University Press

Bookview, January 2007

January 1, 2007

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

Book View, July 2004

July 1, 2004

People June was a relatively quiet month, though that doesn’t guarantee a quiet summer, judging from the increase of job listings on industry job boards and murmurings around town: Harold Augenbraum is leaving The Mercantile Library to become Executive Director of the National Book Foundation, effective July 12. A search committee has been formed to…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alan Kahn, Alison Lazarus, Andrew Malkin, Ariane Fink, Ava Seave, B&N, Ballantine, Barbara Parrott, BDD, Beau Friedlander, Becky Cabaza, Ben Loehnen, Bertelsmann, Bob Wietrak, Bobbs Merrill, Brenda Bowen, Brian Murray, Brown, Bruce Harris, Bzztoh, Cambridge University Press, Carie Freimuth, Carole Baron, Charles McCarry, Charlotte Herscher, Crown, Dan Halpern, Dell, Don Laventhall, Doug Pepper, DW Gibson, ebooks, Ecco, Elizabeth Cater, Frank Abagnale, Fred Ciporen, George Nicholson, Gotham Scouting Partners, Greg Worrell, Grolier, Harold Augenbraum, Harold Clarke, Harold Ober, HarperCollins, Holtzbrinck, Houghton Mifflin, Hyperion, Ingram, Jamie Brickhouse, Jay Cosgrove, John Groton, John Hughes, Katie McHugh, Kluwer, Knopf/RH, Lisa Benenson, Little, Liz Maguire, Liza Baker, Lorraine Perrin Clarke, Macmillan, Margery Mayer, Matty Goldberg, May Wuthrich, National Book Foundation, Newbridge, Overlook, Owl's Agency, Oxford University Press, Pat Eisemann, Paul Reynolds, Perigee Books, Perseus, Peter Clifton, Peter Greenberg, Peter Mayer, Piper, Praeger, Putnam, Quantum Media, Random, Reader's Digest, Real U, Rebus, Reed Boyd, Reed Business Information, Reed Business Press, Rick Horgan, Robert Littell, S&S, Sanford Greenberger, Scholastic, Scribner, Steve Schultz, Sue Bynum, Suzanne Harper, Taylor & Francis, The Mercantile Library, Time Warner, Wal-Mart, Warner Books, Webster Younce, Yale U. Press

Stick ‘Em Up!

April 1, 2004

The AAP’s Director of International Copyright Development, Patricia Judd stunned her audience at the group’s annual meeting in late-February with Jesse James-like tales of raiding unsuspecting copyshops around the globe to stamp out the estimated $500 million black-market book biz, in which copy-machine crimes are at an all-time high. That estimate, she pointed out, is…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged AAP, British Publishers' Association, Cambridge University Press, China, Deborah Wiley, Elsevier, Harper Collins, Hong Kong, International Copyright Development, International Intellectual Property Alliance, malaysia, McGraw-Hill, Oxford University Press, Patricia Judd, Philippines, Random House, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand

Book View, July 2003

July 1, 2003

PEOPLE Rich Freese has been named President of Publishers Group West, reporting to Kevan Lyon, EVP for Distribution and Publishing Services at AMS. Freese, who will relocate to the San Francisco area, succeeds Charlie Winton, founder and former President and CEO of PGW, and now Group Chairman and CEO of Avalon Publishing. Another publisher on…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 192 Books, ABC, Adam Haslett, Adrian Zackheim, American Museum of Natural History, Andrea Heyde, Angela Baggetta, Ann Godoff, Audible.com, Avalon Publishing, Barbara Marks, Basic Books, Bernadette Malone, Bob Iger, Bookspan, Borders, Brigitte Weeks, Broadway, Brown, Cambridge University Press, Carroll & Graf, Charlie Conrad, Charlie Winton, Chris Barnard, Chris North, Christa Worthington, Christine McNamara, CLMP, Courtney Muller, Cowan, Creative Publishing, Crown, Dan Flavin, Doubleday, Emily Loose, Feminist Press, FuturePoem, Gerry Howard, Goldberg McDuffie, Harcourt, Herman Graf, Howard Weill, Hyperion, Jack Macrae, James Williams, Jeremy Nussbaum, Jill Bialosky, Joan DeMayo, Jonathan Weiss, Karen Kreiger, Kathy Kiernan, Katie Hall, Kay & Boose, Kevan Lyon, Kimiko Hahn, Larry Ashmead, Larry Shapiro, Larry Weissman, Lew Wasserman, Liebowitz & Latman, Linda Kaplan, Little, Madeline McIntosh, Maria Flook, Maron Waxman, Martin Levin, Mary Idoni, Mysterious Press, Nan Talese, Neil Ortenberg, New York Is Book Country, North West, Open City, Oxford University Press, Patricia Gift, Paula Cooper, Pearson, Penguin, Peter Mayer, Phyllis Grann, Publishers Group West, Random House, Reed Exhibitions, Regnery, Rich Freese, Richard Sarnoff, Robert Dallek, Sara Ann Freed, Sharon Fantera, Sinclair Lewis, Soft Skull Press, Susan Reich, The Van Tulleken, Victoria Skurnick, Warner Books, Will Balliett, Windows of Hope, Words Without Borders, Xlibris

London Times

April 1, 2002

The London Book Fair has, like its sister Reed-sponsored show, BEA, extended its dates in recent years. This year’s expo was two-and-a-half days long, but with the accompanying ebook and subrights conferences, ended up sprawling from March 14th to the 19th. The conferences had a tough time pulling the crowds that LBF continues to pack…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Abrams, AMS, BEA, Bill Black, Bloomsbury, Cambridge University Press, Curtis Brown, ePub London, George Gibson, HarperCollins, Harris/Elon Agency, Hrvoje Bozicevic, Institute of Publishing, Jill Patton Walsh, Jonathan Lloyd, Knowledge of Angels, La Martiniere, Macmillan, Michael Eisenberg, Microsoft Press, Napster, Penguin, PGW, Random House, Reed, Richard Charkin, Rodale, Transworld, Walker

Book View, May 2001

May 1, 2001

PEOPLE Candy Lee, formerly CEO of Troll Communications, has joined iFormation Group as the MD of Sales & Marketing. Launched in June 2000, iFormation is a partnership of The Boston Consulting Group, General Atlantic Partners, and Goldman Sachs that partners with “the world’s leading companies by investing in and operating new technology businesses that leverage…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Alan Young, Amy Rhodes, Anchor Books, Anne Beattie, Anne Messitte, Anthea Disney, Anthony J. Lukas, AOL, Audio Publishers Association, Avalon Publishing Group, Baker & Taylor, Balliett & Fitzgerald, Bantam, Barbara Goldsmith, Bertelsmann Group, Beth Baxter, Bill Bryson, Bill Buford, Bill Massey, BISG, Blue Moon Books, Bob Dylan, Bob Stein, Boston Consulting Group, Cambridge University Press, Candida Donadio, Candy Lee, Carroll & Graf, CCNY, Charles Bozian, Chris Wold, Christine Stanley, Chronicle of Higher Education, CLMP, Columbia University Press, Consortium, David Naggar, David Sedaris, David Streitfeld, Elizabeth Mackey, Frank Daly, Franklin Electronic Publishers, General Atlantic Partners, getAbstract.com, Goldman Sachs, HarperCollins, Harvard University Press, Headline, Herman Graf, Houghton Mifflin, iFormation, Ingram, Jane Friedman, Jennifer Marshall, Joan Ganz Cooney, Julie Schaper, L.A. Times, Larry Ashmead, Lindsay Waters, Literacy Partners, Liz Smith, Marlowe & Company, Martha Levin, Martin Amis, Martingale, Matrix Award, Melanie Fleishman, Nader Dareshori, Neil Ortenberg, New Yorker Festival, News Corp, Nick Hornby, Norman Mailer, Oprah Winfrey, Pat Schroeder, Paul Rudnick, PEN, Pete Peterson, Peter Clifton, Phyllis Levy\, Picador, Pleasant Company, PubEasy, Random House, Red Wheel/Weiser, Robert Caro, Rodale, Roger Klein, Shelley Santa, Softbook/Gemstar, Soho Press, Steven J. Ross, Steven Sorrentino, Susan Reich, TextOneZero, Thames & Hudson, The Free Press, Thomas Middelhoff, Thunder's Mouth, Tina Pohlman, Tom Brokaw, Tracy Rhodes, Troll Communications, Tuttle, UJA, Vintage, Vista, von Holtzbrinck, Washington Times, Wendy Wasserstein, Wendy Weil, Women in Communications, Y.S. Chi, Zadie Smith

Brazilia on the Ganges

February 1, 2000

Let there be no mistake about the 25th annual Calcutta International Book Fair. As host Subrata Datta Gupta informed the press prior to the show, though the fair paid special tribute to Brazilian literature and culture this year, “books from other Latin American countries would also be on sale showing that these countries have more…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Amazon, Benjamin Zephaniah, BOL, Calcutta International Book Fair, Cambridge University Press, Chintamoni Kar, Dr. Candido Mendes de Almeida, Gunter Grass, Jeremy P. Tarcher, K.S. Padmanabhan, Karachi, Oxford University Press, Random House, Rediff.com, Subrata Datta Gupta

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