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Bookview, August 2006

August 1, 2006

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PEOPLE So much for summer doldrums: André Bernard VP Publisher of Harcourt is leaving to become a vice president at the Guggenheim Foundation, starting after Labor Day. He replaces Thomas Tanselle, who is retiring after 28 years. Harcourt’s current Editor-in-Chief and Associate Publisher, Rebecca Saletan, will take over as Publisher. Jill Cohen, former Bulfinch Publisher,…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Problem from Hell, Ali Kokman, Alloy, American Greetings' Plus Mark, Amy Pierpont, Ana Godoff, Andre Bernard, Baker & Taylor, Bear Stearns, Beaufort Books, Ben Schrank, Benjamin Franklin Awards, Bobbi Brown, Borders, Brendan Cahill, Brian Grogan, Bridge Publications, Broadway, Bronx Zoo, Bulfinch, Candlewick, Carlo De Vito, Caroline Elkins, CDS, Chamberlain Brothers, Citadel, Clear Body, Clear Mind, Colin Robinson, CPM Press, Crown, Dan Lundy, Debra Matsumoto, Del Rey, Destiny Image, Doris Cooper, Doug Whiteman, Downtown Press, Four Walls Eight Windows, George Jones, Greg Josefowicz, Grove/Atlantic, Guggenheim Foundation, Hachette, Harcourt, Heather Aschinger, Holt, Imperial Reckoning, Ingram Publisher Services, Jef Rogart, Jeff Sharlet, Jill Cohen, Jim Benjamin, Joe Guadango, Jofie Ferrari-Adler, John Oakes, Jonathan Ackerman, Julia Woods, Julie Saidenberg, Karen Thomas, Kensington, Kim Hovey, Kurt Schoen, Larry Pollock, Len Jardine, Les Glass, Leslie Schneider, Marcus Leaver, Mark Levine, Mary Schuck, MBI, McGraw-Hill Canada, Mike McGrath, NACSCORP, Nan Graham, Nancy Hancock, Nation Books, National Association of College Stores, North Atlantic Books, Owen Laster, Perseus, Phil Ollila, PMA, Pocket, Potter Craft, Public Affairs, Rainbow Room, Razorbill, Rebecca Saletan, Rodale, Ronnie Gambon, S&S, Sabrina Bracco, Saks, Sally Hertz, Samantha Power, Sarah Thai, Shambhala Publications, Shawna Mullen, St. Martin's, Sterling, Steve Black, Tammy Blake, Ten Speed, The Audies, The Hallelujah Diet, The New Press, The Penguin Press, The Prayer Diet, Thomas Tanselle, Thunder's Mouth Press, Vanessa Mobley, Wharton Business School, Wildlife Conservation Society, Will Staehle, William Morris

Dial-A-Rep

May 1, 2002

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As Field Sales Forces Retreat, Will Telereps Take Up the Slack? Opened nearly a quarter-century ago, Auntie’s Bookstore is a solid fixture on the corner of Main and Washington Streets in downtown Spokane, Washington, a bustling burg of almost 200,000 that boasts the largest book-buying population between Seattle and Minneapolis. Judging by the number of…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged A Thousand Country Roads, ABA, Abrams, Book Sense, CDS, Chris O'Harra, City Lights, Doug Whiteman, Eleanor Jones, Fern Jaffe, HarperCollins, Harvard Press, Hue-Man Experience, Joi Afzal, Julie Smith, Kathi Kirby, Katya Olmsted, Luanne Ripley Kreutzer, MIT Press, Paperbacks Plus, Paul Yamazaki, Penguin Putnam, Phone Books, Powell's Books, Publishers Group West, Random House, Robert James Waller, Simon & Schuster, St. Helens Book Shop, Stanley Cohen, Ted Valand, Time Warner, Yale Press

The New Penguin

September 1, 2001

As Pearson Hones Its Corporate Units, Penguin Putnam Starts Making Sense As Pearson CEO Marjorie Scardino likes to say, “It’s hard to make complicated things simple, but it’s usually worth it.” Well, this month Publishing Trends takes her at her word, and plunges into the fearsome Penguin Putnam organizational chart to sort out the dizzying…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Adrian Zackheim, Andrew Welham, Anthony Forbes-Watson, Berkley, Bill Shinker, Carole Baron, Christopher Davis, Clare Ferraro, Cynthia Good, David Shanks, Dick Heffernan, Don Howard, Dorling Kindersley, Doug Whiteman, Helen Fraser, Joanna Prior, John Bond, John Makinson, Kathryn Court, Lauren Marino, Leslie Gelbman, Louise Burke, Mariann Donato Caraballo, Marjorie Scardino, Pearson, Penguin Putnam, Phyllis Grann, Plume, Pocket Books, Skip Fischer

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