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Book View, November 2003

November 1, 2003

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PEOPLE CDS’ Stanley Cohen has taken a leave of absence and Steve Black has stepped in as Acting Sales Director. David Wilk, VP of Client Services and Business Development, has taken over some responsibilities and a new Client Services Manager, Kerry Liebling, has been hired. Erin McHugh has been named Director of Creative Services, Trade…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged 192 Books, AAP, Alan Smagler, Alpha Books, Amazon, Amy Hegarty, and Dunlop, Andrew Littell, Ardy Khazaei, Association of American Publishers, Atria, Bantam, Blair Brown, Bloomsbury, Books for a Better Life, Carol Franco, CDS, Chip McGrath, Chris Lynch, Clifton Fadiman, Dave Conti, David Goehring, David Steinberger, David Wan, David Wilk, Elisabeth Sifton, Emily Forland, Eric Carle, Erin McHugh, Fodor's, Frankfurt, Franklin Spier, Fraser, FSG, Gilles Dana, HarperBusiness, HarperCollins, Harvard Business School Press, Heather Jackson, IMG, James Salter, Joe Lelyveld, Kathryn Blough, Kerrie Baldwin, Kerry Liebling, Larry Hughes, Laurie Barnett, Leslie Hulse, Libreria, Lisa Berkowitz, Louise Braverman, Marian Brown, Mark Reiter, Martin Schamus, Maryann Jacob, McGraw-Hill, Mercantile Library, Meredith Vieira, Michelle Lewy, Nana Greller, Nancy Kranich, National Book Awards, Neil Baldwin, Neil Lemann, Nick Lemann, Norton, Osborn Elliott, Pat Schroeder, Paul Dinas, Penguin, PerfectBound, Perseus, Peters, PFD, Rayo, Reader's Digest, Rene Alegria, Roald Dahl, Rodale, Rueben Martinex, S&S, S&S Children's, Schlesinger, Scholastic, Sean Abbott, Simon & Schuster, Small Press Center, Sparknotes, St. Martin's, Stanley Cohen, Sterling, Steve Black, Tami Booth, Tom Woll, Victor Navasky, Walter Mosley, Wayne Dyer, Wendy Weil, William Wegman

Triage for Kids’ List?

July 1, 2000

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The announcement that the New York Times will start publishing a children’s bestseller list on July 23 has been met with the sort of jaded, industrywide cynicism that one would expect from such a move. Timed to coincide with the mega-release of Harry Potter 4 (aka Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, as seen…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Barnes & Noble, Books of Wonder, Carly Simon, Chris van Allsburg, Craig Virden, David McCauley, Disney, Doubleday, Dr. Laura, Dr. Seuss, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, HOLES, Jamie Lee Curtis, Joe Lelyveld, Katie Couric, Louis Sachar, Peter Glassman, Random House

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