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Book View, August 2000

August 1, 2000

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PEOPLE Kristina Peterson leaves Random Children’s to take over as President of S&S’s Children’s division. . . . Meanwhile Vivian Antonangeli has left Reader’s Digest Children’s, following the arrival of Harold Clarke — previously President of RH — as VP Publisher New Market Development for Global Books and Home Entertainment. Antonangeli, who had been GM…Continue Reading

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Book View, July 2000

July 1, 2000

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PEOPLE Mark Pattis, who had been CEO of Tribune Education, but left in March, right before the division was put on the market (it was just sold to McGraw–Hill), has become an investor. He is a partner in Next Chapter Holdings, a company that invests in a number of areas, including books, magazines, and digital…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alan Smagler, Amy Metsch, Ann Patty, Auerbach, AuthorsOnline.com, Bantam, Bill Wright, BookTech, Borders, Carlisle & Co., Carol Publishing, Citadel, Consciously Female, Daisy Maryles, Dan Weiss, David Denby, David Kuo, Doe Coover, Dot.Bomb, Dr. Tracy Gaudet, Drenka Willen, Eileen Goudge, Elisabeth Kerr, Emily Heckman, Franklin & Siegal, Gay Bryant, George Bick, Glen Hartley, Goldman Sachs, Hachette, Harcourt, HarperCollins, Hearst, Heidi Freund, Hyperion, Jane Isay, Jennifer Landers, Kathy Robbins, Ken Wright, Kensington, Konemann, Larry Chilnick, Linda C. Howey, Little Brown, Lucinda Karter, Marilyn Slankard, Mark Pattis, Marly Rusoff, McGraw-Hill, Merrill Lynch, Meryl Earl, Michael Barson, Michael Jacobs, Michael Pietsch, Molly Stern, Morrow, Morrow/Avon, netLibrary, Next Chapter Holdings, Norton, One Last Dance, Phil Ollila, Pocket, Putnam, Questia Media, QVC, Ralf Daab, Reciprocal, Rick Richter, Rightscenter.com, Routledge, S&S, Sarah Crichton, Scholastic, Second Silence, Susan Ginsburg, te Neues, The Free Press, The Recipe Hall of Fame Cookbook, Tribune, ValueAmerica, Viking, Walter Walker, Wrtier's House, Xlibris

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