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Book View, July 2001

July 1, 2001

PEOPLE There’s much happening at 375 Hudson Street: Danny Gurr has resigned as CEO of DK’s US operations, as a result of the following organizational changes effective immediately: The US editorial department will report primarily to DK UK Publisher Christopher Davis. Sales and Marketing will report through Dick Heffernan, President, Director of Sales, Adult Hardcover…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged AAP, Adrian Zackheim, Alice Baker, American Museum of Natural History, Amistad, Angus Killick, Ann Patty, Anthony Forbes-Watson, Berkley, Bill McKibbin, Bill Shinker, Broadway, Cahners, Christine Longmuir, Christopher Davis, Contentville, Crazy for Casseroles, Creative Homeowner, Crown, Daisy Kline, Dale Burg, Danny Gurr, Dave Allen, David Shanks, David Sobel, Deborah Dorfman, Dick Heffernan, Dick McCullough, Discovery Books, Disney Publishing, DK, DKNY, Doubleday, Envy Anger and Sweet Revenge, Esther Newburg, Exley, Gloria Loomis, Gluttony, Greed, Gretchen Koss, Grosset, Harcourt Children's, HarperCollins, Harvard Common Press, Holt, Howard Graham, ICM, Ilene Barth, Ingram, Interview magazine, Jacqueline Susann, Jason Cerbone, Jean Reynolds, Jeanette Mall, Jeff Conrad, Jim Chandler, Jim Villas, Joanna Bicknell, John Sargent, Judith Curr, Judy Sisko, Julie Burns, Julie Shiroishi, Keith Hernandez, Lauren Marino, Leslie Gelbman, Lisa Kitei, Louise Burke, Lust, Macmillan, Manie Barron, Margaret Anastas, Michael Cader, Millbrook, NAL, Natalie Chapman, Pam Honig, Paul Schnee, Pearson, Penguin, Penguin Putnam, Pete Dexter, Pocket, Priddy & Biddle, Publishers Lunch, Rae Lawrence, Random House, Randy Kaye, Rebus, Red Rock Press, ReganBooks, Richard Barth, Richard Priddy, Robin Straus, Rona Jaffe, Ronni Stolzenberg, Rosetta Books, S&S, Scholastic, Skip Fisher, Sloth, Sopranos, St. Martin's, Stephen M. Silverman, Steve Cohen, Susan Wyler, Ten Speed Press, The Biscuit Bible, Times Books, Tuttle, Valley of the Dolls, Viking, Vivian Antonangeli, von Holtzbrinck, WH Freeman, Wiley, William Morris, Wind Done Gone

E-Conference Meltdown

October 1, 2000

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As if your fall calendar wasn’t already jam-packed, along comes a batch of Internet-related conferences and panels. Herewith we report on one recent event, and preview several still to come. First, a cross section of Internet, media, and (broadly defined) educators gathered at Columbia University to address the issues facing the intersection of these markets,…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged AAP, Ann Kirschner, Brill's Content, Columbia University, Contentville.com, Corbis, e-Book World, ePubExpo, Fathom.com, Guggenheim, Hermitage, Holtzbrinck, IDG, Inside.com, Interactive Knowledge, Internet Content East 2000, iUniverse, Jason Epstein, Jill Campbell, John Feldkamp, John Sargent, Jon Karp, Jon Kilcullen, Jupiter Research, Larry Kirshbaum, Maggie Canon, Martin Nisenholtz, Michael Wolff, Mighty Words, Napster, NYT Digital, NYTBR, Penton Media, Reed, Richard Sarnoff, Richard Tam, Robert Fram, Steve Brill, Steve Davis, The New Yorker, Thomas Krens, Wiley, Will Pesce, Wired, Xlibris

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