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Bookview, October 2006

October 1, 2006

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PEOPLE David Nudo has left The NYT where he was Managing Director of book advertising to become Publisher of Publishers Weekly assuming overall business and editorial responsibility for the magazine. Nudo had earlier worked at Library Journal. PW Editor-in-Chief Sara Nelson tells PT “I am thrilled to have someone of David’s talent and experience as…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged 19th Annual Independent and Small Press Book Fair, Abrams, Al Roker, Aladdin, Alexis Banyon, Alice McDermott, American Museum of Natural History, Amy Corley, Andrea Davis Pinkney, Angela Baggetta Hayes, Anna Quindlen, Avalon, Avon, Barbara Lilie, Bill Wolfsthal, Bloomberg, Bloomsbury, Brando Skyhorse, Brian Vaughan, Bryant Park, Candlewick Press, Carroll & Graf, Charlotte Abbott, Chris Dao, Chris North, City Lights Books, Crown, David Nudo, David Rosen, David Taylor, Debra Mostow-Zakarin, Doubleday, Dupree/Miller, Edward P. Jones, Elizabeth Bewley, Ellie Berger, Goddard Riverside, Goldberg McDuffie, Great Read, Greatly Loved Book Sale, Grove Atlantic, Harcourt, HarperCollins, HarperMedia, Image, innovativeKids, Intervisual, Jake Klisivitch, Jared Kieling, Jed Rubenfeld, Jennifer Bergstrom, Jonathan Safran Foer, Judy Courtade, Julian Barnes, Karin Schulze, Kelli Chipponeri, Ken Wright, Kevin Baier, Kim Hicks, Krupp Kommunications, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Lester Holt, Library Journal, Liesa Abrams, Lightning Source/Ingram, Lisa Holton, Liz Kessler, Lorrie Moore, Mark Weinstein, Mary Higgins Clark, McGraw-Hill, Melanie Cecka, Michael Broussard, Mitch Horowitz, Natalie Morales, National Book Awards, National Book Network, Neil Levin, New York Book Fair, Nora Roberts, OUP, Palgrave Macmillan, Peter Workman, Phaidon, Philip Turner, Philip Turner Books, Piggy Toes Press, Plume, Publisher Marketing Group, Quill Awards, Random House, Razorbill, Regan Books, ReganBooks, Ron Powers, Rowman & Littlefield, Roz Parr, Running Press, Sanyu Dillon, Sara Bogush, Sara Nelson, Scholastic, Sebastien Junger, Shana Drehs, Simon Spotlight Entertainment, Skyhorse, Small Press Center, Sourcebooks, Spark Publishing, St. Martin's, Stephen Isaacs, Tavis Smiley, Tess Gerritsen, The Gently Used, The Great Brunch, The Great Tea, The Lyons Press, The New Yorker Festival, Thunder's Mouth Press, Tim Bent, Tony Lyons, Trena Keating, Vintage, Walker, Walter Mosley, Will Balliett, William Morrow, Workman, Writers House

The Course that Ate the Textbook & Other Adventures in Educational Publishing

April 1, 2006

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In olden days, a faculty member huddled with a publisher’s sales rep and picked a new textbook, which eventually resulted in its purchase by a student. Today, every link in that chain is under reconsideration – some might say under attack. A group of education industry investors gathered in Miami recently to hear about new…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Apollo Publishing, Barnes & Noble, Beth Aguiar, Dan Weiss, Google, John Wiley, McGraw-Hill, Pearson, rEsource, Spark Publishing, Sparknotes, Thomson, Tom Turvey, University of Phoenix

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