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Book View, August 2002

August 1, 2002

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PEOPLE We will skip over the Thomas Middelhoff debacle, and move on to some moves that are less well covered, including that by a Middelhoff chronicler: The NYT’s David Kirkpatrick is leaving the Book Beat, to cover media, focusing on AOL Time Warner, along with Vivendi, Bertelsmann, and News Corp. His replacement will be named…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Adam Haslett, Alice Sebold, American Museum of Natural History, Andy Carpenter, Anne Stavola, Anthony F. Janson, AOL Time Warner, Aperture, Avery, Benjamin Anastas, Berkley, Bernie Rath, Bertelsmann, Betty Kelly Sargent, Bill Shinker, BISG, Bob Morton, Brendan Cahill, Brown, Bruce Mason, Candy Lee, Carlisle & Company, Carole Baron, Chris Kerr, Christopher Sorrentino, CLMP, Continuum, Corrie Schoenberg, Cosmo, David Kirkpatrick, Diane Gedymin, Diane Naughton, Dick Heffernan, Dutton, Ed Morrow, Elise Howard, Fast Company, Frank Daly, Frank Kozelek, Gabe Hudson, Gatham, Gerry Helferich, Grolier, Grove, Grove Atlantic, Harper SanFrancisco, HarperCollins, Henry Dunow, History of Art, Holtzbrinck, Humboldt's Cosmos, iFormation, Ira Silverberg, Jack Nelson, Jack St. Mary, Jason Carter, Jeff Trachtenberg, Jeffrey Lependorf, Jill Krementz, Jimmy Carter, Jonathan Franzen, Jonathan Galassi, Keeping Faith, Kmart, L.A. Times, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Mathews, Laura Miller, Lemony Snicket, Len Shatzkin, Leslie Gelbman, Linda Biagi, Lisa Amaroso, Little, Luann Walther, Martha Stewart Living, Minna Proctor, Miramax, Modern Publishing, Morrow, NAL, National Book Network, National Geographic, NBN, New Line, New York Times, News Corp, Nina Hoffman, Overlook, Paul Gottlieb, Penguin, Penguin Putnam, Peter DeGiglio, Peter Garabedian, Peter Olson, Philip Turner, Power Lines, Prentice Hall, Princeton Review, Putnam, Random, Redbook, Rich Hasselberger, Richard Vreeland, Riky Stock, Riverhead, Robin Strashun, Robin Theunisson, Rodale, Ronni Stolzenberg, Ruth Cavin, Salon, Sara Rosenbloom, Sarah Burnes, Sarah Crichton, Scholastic, Sheila Makate Sisulu, Shelley Jackson, Sid Albert, Sterling, Stuart Applebaum, Susan Golomb, Susan Rich, Suzanne Green, Tarcher, The Lovely Bones, Thomas Middelhoff, Tom McCormack, Troll, United Airlines, Universal, Vanity Fair, VF, Vivendi, Volker Kriegel, Wall Street Journal, Wallace Agency, Wayne Lawson, Wiley, WSJ, You Are Not a Stranger Here, Zagat

Book View, May 2001

May 1, 2001

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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

Book View, February 2001

February 1, 2001

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PEOPLE Much news in the beginning of this year: Long anticipated, and widely reported (in some places, more than once), Sarah Crichton is out and Michael Pietsch is in at Little, Brown. In other TWP news, Time Life Books is closing and Neil Levin is heading the new group (down to a dozen or so…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Common Reader, American Greetings, Avalon, Baker & Taylor, Bantam, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble Digital, Barrie Hitchon, Bell Sports, Bertelsmann, Beth Eller, Borders, Brian Murray, Broadway Books, Candy Lee, Carol Berkin, Carolyn Reidy, CDS, Chris Anderson, Chris McKenney, Constance Sayre, Craig Copetas, Craig Richards, Crown, Daedalus Books, Dan Green, David Fickling, David Lappin, Deborah Brodie, Deborah Raffin, Delacorte, Denny Hatch, Digital Pond, Dove Audio, ebrary, First Generations, Gary Rautenstrauch, Gilbert Perlman, Harcourt, Harmony, HarperCollins, Hill & Wang, Hyperion Children's, Ingram, Inside.com, Jane Isay, Jeanne Finestone, Jon Karp, Judith Curr, Judy Korman, Jupiter, Kaplan, Kate Jackson, Katherine Tegen, Katie Hall, Kay Lee Davis, Kit van Tulleken, Larry Ashmead, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Nolan, Little Brown, Louis Baum, Marc Rich, Market Partners International, Maureen Egen, McClanahan Publishing, McGraw-Hill, Michael Ovitz, Michael Pietsch, Michael Viner, Mike Winton, Millbrook, Mitchell Beazley, Neil Levin, New Millennium Worldwide, North-South, Octopus Groups, Olga Vezeriz, Paul McLaughlin, Peter Dubuisson, Peterson Magazines, PGI, Pocket Books, PRI, Publishers Group West, Publishers Weekly, Random House, Rebecca Strong, Richard Willis, Rodale Trade Books, Rosamund Pilcher, S&S, Sarah Crichton, Scholastic UK, Scribner, Shaye Areheart, Simon Boughton, Simonne Waud, Steve Black, Susan Massey, Susan Reich, The Free Press, Therese Burke, Time Warner Press, Time-Life Books, Tom Dunne, Tom Haworth, Tom Turvey, Troll Communications, Two-Can Publishing, Viking, Wendy Lamb, YS Chi

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