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Bookview, June 2005

June 1, 2005

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PEOPLE As we move into summer, some job changes include geographic movement, along with the usual hopping across town: Close to home Laurie Rippon, Publisher of CollinsDesign, is leaving HarperCollins effective July 31. She may be contacted through the company until then. Meanwhile, Steve Wasserman, fresh from his LA Times gig, is once again a…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Allison McCabe, AMS, Amy Baker, Angela Baggetta Hayes, Anne Larsen, Arnold Robert Bolka, B&N, Ballantine, Basic, Berkley, Bill Corsa, Bill Thomas, Bloomsbury, Book Creation, BookExpo, Brettne Bloom, Christina Noriega, Chronicle, Cliff Becker, CollinsDesign, Constance Sayre, Crown, David Goddy, David Rosenthal, Debbie Matsumoto, DK, Dow Jones, E-Scholastic, Ecco, Eileen Pagan, Elaine Szewczyk, Elisabeth Weed, Ellis Levine, Eric Liebetrau, Eric Yang, Eric Yang Agency, Eye Quarto, Frog Ltd., Goldberg McDuffie, Harper Perennial, HarperCollins, HM, Hope Innelli, Houghton, Jason Kincade, Jason Mitchell, javits, Jennifer Hart, John Illingworth, John Kelly, Josh Wood, Joyce Stein, Kate Travers, Kirkus Reviews, Kneerim & Williams, Kris Puopolo, Krystyna Skalski, Larry Kirshbaum, Laura Howard, Laurie Rippon, Levenger, Marian Brown, Mariner, Mark Ouimet, Maureen O'Neal, Michael Carlisle, Michelle Howry, MPI, Murdoch Books, National Book Foundation, National Book Network, National Endowment for the Arts, National Geographic, NBN, North Atlantic Books, Osprey, Overstock.com, Patricia Kelly, Penguin, Perigee, Pete McCarthy, Peter Molinari, PGW, Philip Revzin, Quirk, Raab Associates, Random House, Regan Media, S&S, Sandy McCarron, Scholastic, Seth Radwell, Specialty Book Marketing, St. Martin's, Stephen Morrison, Steve Sheppard, Steve Wasserman, Susan Canavan, Taschen, The Academy of American Poets, The Ingram Book Group, Thunder Bay, Time Warner, Tom Jourdane, Tree Swenson, Walker, Will Kiester, Y.S. Chi

Book View, September 2001

September 1, 2001

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PEOPLE There’s been major movement in publishing these last few weeks of summer, which PT will recap for those who have been literally or figuratively out of it: Kara Welsh has been named VP, Publisher of New American Library, reporting to Leslie Gelbman. She was VP, Deputy Publisher at Pocket Books. And Therese Burke, formerly…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged A Different Light Bookstore, Albert Vitale, An Italian in America, Animal Fair, Anna Johnson, Association of Authors' Representatives, Avon Books, Beppe Severignini, Bloomsbury USA, Book Industry Study Group, Book Magazine, Brant Janeway, Broadway, Broadway Books, Cameron Brown, Charlie Conrad, Charlie Hayward, Christopher Ameruoso, Clark Howard, Consortium, David Ross, DK, Elizabeth Hacking, EPM Communications, Gail Deegan, Garrett White, Gary Smith, Gerry Howard, Goldberg McDuffie, Golden, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin, International eBook Award Foundation, Jacqueline Leo, Janeane Garofalo, Jim Nichols, John Travolta, Kara Welsh, Kensington, Kiepenheuer & Witsch, Kodansha, Kris Puopolo, LACMA, Last Chance for Animals, Laurie Liss, Leslie Gelbman, Longstreet Press, Max Anderson, MBI Publishing, Meredith, Metropolitan, MoMA, Motorbooks, Nader F. Darehshori, National Book Network, New American Library, Norman Laurila, Pamela Anderson, Paul Dinas, Paula Abdul, Peter Mayer, Pets and Their Celebrities, Plume Books, Pocket Books, Randall Rothenberg, Reader's Digest, Rich Freese, Richard Dobbs, Robert Jones, Rozanna Frost, S&S, Scholastic, Senior & Shopmaker, SFMOMA, social media strategy, Stephen Weitzen, The Common Review, The Ecco Press, The Great Books Foundation, The Wild Done Gone, Therese Burke, Unspeakable Acts, Upstart, Victoria Wells, Vivendi Universal, Walker Meade, Wendy Diamond, Wendy Strothman, Whitney, Will Lippincott

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