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Lessons From The Mobile Plunge

April 1, 2010

Differentiation and budgeting are key to successfully entering the booming mobile app marketplace, said panelists last month at the Publishing Business Conference’s “Making the Most out of Your Mobile Opportunity.”

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Annette Tonti, Cathy's Book, Chelsea Green, Distimo, Extended Books, Howard Dean's Prescription for Real Healthcare Reform, iTunes, Kate Rados, Kindle, Mobclix, MoFuse, Peter Costanzo, Publishing Business Conference, Ryan Charles, Sterling, Zagat, Zagat-To-Go

March 2010 Roundup

March 1, 2010

PEOPLE Major changes at Random House under Madeline McIntosh, President Sales, Operations, and Digital. Joining her team are Nina von Moltke, VP, Digital Publishing Development; Amanda Close, VP, Digital Sales and Business Development; and Pete McCarthy, VP, Online and Digital Marketing. Andrea Sheehan, formerly VP & Director, Digital Strategy and Business Development at RHPG, will…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abrams Books for Young Readers, Al Greco, Allyson Pearl, Aly Mostel, Amanda Close, Amanda d'Acierno, Amulet Books, Amy Levenson, Andrea Sheehan, Andrew Stanley, Andrew Weber, Anh Schluep, Anna Carlino, Anna Crowe, Audible, Baker & Taylor, becker&mayer!, Beth Koehler, Beth Wareham, Bill Preston, Books-A-Million, Borders Group, Brendan Deneen, Camille Collette, Candice Chaplin, Carlos Azula, Caroline Hardman, Cathy Calvert, Chelsea Vaughn, Chorion, Chris Demyanovich, Chris Rogers, Christian Waters, Christine McNamara, Christopher Little Literary Agency, Claire Patterson, Clear Channel, Crown Publishing Group, Cynthia Lasky, Cyrus Kheradi, David Patterson, David Thompson, Disney Book Group, Don Fehr, Elena Legeros, Elizabeth Gold, ESPN Consumer Products, Fabrizio Larocca, FinePrint Literary Management, FinePrint Productions, Fodor's, Frankfurt Book Fair, Gail Kump, Gardners Books, Guideposts, Hachette Book Group, Hilary Lowe, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, House Party, Howard Reeves, Ivan Held, Jaci Updike, Jacqui Lebow, James Kimball, Jane Fleming, Janet Cooke, Janice Vanghele, Janklow & Nesbit UK, Jeff Weber, Jen Tolan, Jill Flaxman, Jinny Kwon, Joan DeMayo, John Bohman, Jonathan Yaged, Julie Black, Kaplan, Karen Fink, Karen Hayes, Kelly Fischbach, Kim Shannon, Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group, Kristen Fleming, Lilly Kim, Living Language, Madeline McIntosh, Maria Carvainis Agency, Marsh Agency, Martha Guzman, Mary Ann Naples, Marysue Rucci, Matt Shatz, Men's Health, Michael Campbell, Michael Selleck, Midpoint Trade Books, Nathaniel Marunas, National Book Network, Nihar Malayvia, Nina von Moltke, Nokia, Oneworld Publications, OpenSky, Pam Roman, Penguin Press, Pete McCarthy, Planned Television Arts, Pouya Shahbazian, Prevention, Prima, Putnam, Ralph Munsen, Randi Rosenkranz, Random House, Random House Audio Group, Random House Publishing Services, Richard Callison, Robin Dennis, Rodale, Rodale Books, Roundup, Ruth Liebmann, Scribner, Sheila O'Shea, Simon & Schuster, Skip Dye, Sourcebooks, Sterling, Steve Cipolla, Stuart Smith, Susan Livingston, Sylvan, Tamra Knepfer, The Creative Culture, The Princeton Review, Thomas Dunne Books, Thomas Minkus, Tif Loehnis, Tim Jarrell, Time, Times Books, Trident Media Group, Yale University Press

Book View, December 2009

December 1, 2009

PEOPLE ROUNDUP Madeline McIntosh has returned to Random House in the newly created position of President, Sales, Operations, and Digital. Her direct reports include Andrew Weber, SVP, Ops & Technology; Jaci Updike, SVP, Director, Random House Adult Sales; Joan DeMayo, SVP, Director, Children’s Sales and Director, Special Markets Sales; and Bonnie Ammer, EVP, International Sales….Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alyse Diamond, Andrew Weber, Angela James, Angie Lee, Art Keeney, Atria, BAM, Bantam, Bill Dandy, Blake Friedmann, Bloomberg LP, Bloomberg Press, BN.com, Bonnie Ammer, Book Soup, Borders Group, Brands-to-Books, Broadway, Caitlin Alexander, Carina Press, Chorion, Chris Kenneally, Christine Duplessis, Clarion, Collins, Colm Tóibín, Copyright Clearance Center, Dan Weiss, Daniel Handler, Daniel Nayeri, Danielle Perez, David Leach, David Worlock, Don Fehr, Dystel & Goderich, E. L. Doctorow, Elisabeth Dyssegaard, GalleyCat, Glenn Goldman, Gordon Crovitz, Greenleaf Book Group, Harcourt, Harlequin, Harper Children's, HarperCollins, HarperOne, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Children's, Hyperion, InkWell Management, Jaci Updike, Jane Von Mehren, Janklow & Nesbit, Jayne Anne Phillips, Jeff Rivera, Jim Benjamin, Joan DeMayo, Josh Getzler, Joshua Ferris, Judy Newman, Kaplan, Kathleen Spinelli, Kathy Huck, Kathy Schneider, Kerri Buckley, Larry Norton, Laura Swerdloff, Lemony Snicket, Lisa Gallagher, Little Brown Children's, Lynn Nottage, Macmillan, Macmillan Audio, Madeline McIntosh, Mark Coker, Mark Logic Digital Publishing Summit, Matthew Shear, McCormick & Williams, Michael Bourret, Michele Wetherbee, NAL, Neal Goff, New York Center for Independent Publishing, News America Marketing, News Corp, O'Reilly Media, Oliver Munson, Outsell, Penguin, Penguin Children's, Peter London, PJ Mark, Quartet Press, Rachel Bader, Random House, Random House Audio, Reader's Digest, Robert Allen, Robert Traub, Russell & Volkening, Sam Lipsyte, Sam Shepard, Sanford J. Greenburger, Scholastic, Scholastic Media, Shannon Holman, Shelf Awareness, Smashwords, Smithsonian Books, Sparknotes, St. Martin's, Sterling, Susan Hobson, Susan Rich, Teach for America, Thames & Hudson, Thomas Burke, Thomas Nelson, Tyson Cornell, University of California at Berkeley, Vroman's, Wallace Shawn, Walter Foster, Washington Square Press, Weekly Reader Publishing Group, Will Balliett, William Morrow, Writers House

The Puzzlers

By Laura Hazard Owen

August 3, 2009

When the sudoku craze swept the country in 2005, AdAge questioned whether it was the “Rubik’s cube for the 21st century” but also pointed out that it had been around in various versions for thousands of years. Its modern guise was invented by an American architect, Howard Garns; his “Number Place” ran in Dell Pencil…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged AdAge, Amy Worley, Andrews McMeel Publishing, Berkley, crossword puzzles, Esther Margolis, games, Hasbro, Karen Corvello, Kaye Morgan, KenKen, Lisa Senz, Marcia Burch, Matthew Shear, Mensa, Newmarket Press, Nextoy, Nikoli, Overlook Press, Peter Gordon, Peter Mayer, Posh Puzzles, puzzles, Puzzlewright Press, R. J. Julia, Random House, Random House Information Group, Running Press, Shelley Freydont, Simon & Schuster, St. Martin's, Sterling, sudoku, The Crossword Puzzle Book, Tom Russell, Touchstone/Fireside, Will Shortz

Bookview, August 2009

August 1, 2009

PEOPLE ROUNDUP Rodale CEO Steve Murphy is leaving the company and will be replaced by Maria Rodale, who also continues in her role as Chairman of the Board. Don Linn, SVP and Publisher of the Taunton Press, is leaving to launch a digital publishing house, Quartet Press. Linn will have principal responsibility for Quartet Press’…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Aladdin, Allen Weinstein, Anne Marie Talberg, Antoinette Ercolano, Ariel Aberg-Riger, Art Institute of Chicago, AT&T, Atria, Avon, Baker & Taylor, Balzer & Bray, Barack Obama, Barnes & Noble, Barnes & Noble Publishing, Basic Books, Berkley, BGI, Bob Wietrak, Booksquare, Broadway, Bruce Lubin, Bruce Nichols, Carl Raymond, Chris Kenneally, Chris Lloreda, Chris Rogers, Christian Frederking, Christine Ramos, Copyright Clearance Center, Craig Newmark, craigslist, David Falk, David S. Ferriero, Diane Salvatore, Disney Digital Books, Disney English, Disney Publishing, DK, Don Linn, Eos, Fiona Simpson, Fourth Story Media, Fran Toolan, GalleyCat, Gary June, Genevieve Shore, Gina Garza, Globe Pequot, Goddard Riverside Community Center, Guideposts, HarperCollins, Hearst Books, Helen Fraser, Henry Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Jamie Carey, Jeanne Mosure, Jeff Rivera, Jessica Ko, Jill Santopolo, Joe Gonella, Joe Spieler, John Donatich, John Groton, Jon Anderson, Jonathan Brent, Josh Marwell, Kaplan, Kassia Krozser, Kat Meyer, Kathy Lovisolo, Kim Brown, Kirk Biglione, Ladies' Home Journal, Langenscheidt, Leis Pederson, Liate Stehlik, Linda Cunningham, Linda Gagnon, Lippincott Massie McQuilkin, Lisa Donovan, Lisa Ford, Liz Harwell, Lorraine Glennon, Lottie Gooding, Lynn Waggoner, Marcella Smith, Margot Schupf, Maria Rodale, Marisa Bulzone, Mark Coker, Market Partners International, Martha Hanson, Matt Baldacci, MediaBistro, Medialoper, Michael Beacom, Michael Green, Michelle Lewy, Morrow, NBN, Neil Levin, Netgalley, NYCIP, NYPL, Overlook Press, Patricia Bostelman, Pearson, Penguin Press, Penguin UK, Perseus, Philomel, Pocket, Pokemon USA, Publisher Marketing Group, PW, Quartet Press, Quench Romance, Rachel Dicker, Robert Sharp, Robin Dennis, Rodale, Scholastic, Scott Watrous, Simon & Schuster, Simon Spotlight, Smashwords, Smithsonian Books, St. Martin's, Stacy Creamer, Sterling, Steve Murphy, Suhrkamp Verlag, Susan Rossen, T. J. Kelleher, Taunton, Thames & Hudson UK, The Amanda Project, Times Books, Tom Weldon, Touchstone/Fireside, Vanessa Mobley, Webb Younce, Yale University Press, YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, Yves Saada

Book View, May 2009

May 1, 2009

PEOPLE ROUNDUP Broadway’s Editor-in-Chief Stacy Creamer will join Simon & Schuster as VP and Publisher of Touchstone Fireside, reporting to Free Press Publisher Martha Levin. The two lines “will have independently functioning editorial and publishing staffs,” according to the announcement….Current T/F Publisher Mark Gompertz takes on the new role of EVP, Digital Publishing. He and…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged ABA, AK Press, American Booksellers Association, Amy Scholder, Angharad Kowal, Anthony Bozza, Avin Domnitz, Ballantine, Bantam/Dell, Beth Ineson, BISG, Book Industry Study Group, Books Inc., Broadway, Candlewick Press, Carolyn Reidy, Carolyn Schwartz, Carrie Kania, Chanticleer, Chronicle, comScore, Courier, David Levithan, David Vigliano, Deborah Brodie, Deonne Kahler, Digital Publishing, Doubleday, Dover Publications, Drew Stevens, Eden Street, Ellie Hirschhorn, Endeavor, Feminist Press, Free Press, French-American Foundation, Geert Mak, General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen, Gretchen Koss, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Ian Buruma, Igniter, Ira Silverberg, Jeanann Pannasch, John Mendelson, Josh Harwood, Justin Hargett, Karin Taylor, Kathy Warren, Kirchoff Wohlberg, Kirsten Neuhaus, Knopf, Leah Schnelbach, Leonard S. Marcus, Liza Pulitzer Voges, Lloyd Jassin, Lorna Owen, Mark Gompertz, Martha Levin, Matthew Lore, Meghan Walker, Michael Harriot, Michael Healy, Michael Tucker, Nan A. Talese, Nancy Grubb, Neil Strauss, New School, New York Center for Independent Publishing, New York Observer, Ohio University Press, Oren Teicher, Other Press, Oxford University Press, PEN World Voices, Peter Burri, Phaidon, Pocket Books, Rachael Rakes, Random House, RHPG, Richard Abate, Richard Gallen, Russell Shorto, Sanford J. Greenburger Associates, Sanyu Dillon, Sarah Reidy, Scholastic, Sellers Publications, Simon & Schuster, Simon Spotlight Entertainment, Soho Press, Spiegel & Grau, Stacy Creamer, Stanford Professional Publishing Course, Sterling, Sy Sumg, Tandem Literary, The Experiment, Tor, Touchstone Fireside, vertical ad networks, Vigliano Associates, William Morris, Writers House, Writers House UK

Book View, February 2009

February 1, 2009

PEOPLE There are so many changes to report this month that we are highlighting only some of the moves and, where available, contact information. Rebecca (Becky) Saletan has been appointed Editorial Director of Riverhead, reporting to Publisher Geoff Kloske. She was most recently SVP and Publisher of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Her appointment is effective March…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Abrams, Arcade Publishing, Artisan, Barnes & Noble, BarnesandNoble.com, BBC, Black Dog & Leventhal, Book-of-the-Month Club, Brown, Carolyn Reidy, Chronicle, Clarkson Potter, Crown, Dick Seaver, Disney, Doubleday, Dow Jones, Geoff Kloske, Glenn D'Agnes, Gloria Steinem, Hachette, HarperCollins, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Ingram, Ingram Digital, John Leonard, Jon Anderson, Kingfisher, Knopf, Library Journal, Little, Lonely Planet, Macmillan, Modern Library, New York Observer, Oxmoor House, Pantheon, Penguin, Philip Turner, Prospect Agency, Publishers Weekly, Random House, Riverhead, Robert Gottlieb, Running Press, Sara Nelson, School Library Journal, Simon & Schuster, Sterling, Toni Morrison, Trident Media Group, Union Square Press, Victor Navasky, Wall Street Journal, Workman

Book View, November 2008

November 1, 2008

PEOPLE Doubleday has eliminated 16 positions across all of the group’s imprints, in the editorial, marketing, publicity, art, and ad promo departments. Those leaving include editor Jennifer Josephy; Janet Silver, Nan Talese, Editor at Large; and from Spiegel & Grau, senior editor Tina Pohlman, Director of Publicity Gretchen Koss, Director of Marketing Megan Walker, and…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Alex Lencicki, Andrea Glickson, Annsley Rosner, Atheneum, Atlas Books, Barnes & Noble, Basic Books, Becky Cabaza, Belinda Rasmussen, Beth Gebhard, Bill Huelster, Bonnier Publishing, Bonnier UK, book view, BookMasters, Brown, Campbell Wharton, Carlton Publishing Group, Cengage Learning, Charles Nurnberg, CLMP, Collins, Constance Sayre, Crown, Da Capo Press, Dan Harvey, Dan Weiss, David Moldawer, Des Higgins, Diane von Furstenberg, Dick Robinson, DK, Doris Cooper, Doubleday, Dupree/Miller, Ecco, Egmont UK, Emily Takoudes, eScholastic, Esther Margolis, Geoff Colquitt, Geoff Shandler, Gilman Park, Ginee Seo, Gretchen Koss, Hachette, Harmony, HarperCollins, HarperOne, Holt, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Hudson Park Press, Hudson Street Press, Hyperion, Imagine Publishing, Jane Beirn, Janet Silver, Jed Donahue, Jennifer Hunt, Jennifer Josephy, Jeremy Nurnberg, Joe Wikert, John Fagan, John Owen, Jordan Brown, Judy Powers, Jurt Hassler, Kaplan, Karen Frangipane, Karen Hansgen, Kim Small, Leslie Cohen, Lisa Herling, Little, Liz Keenan, Marie Coolman, Matt Weiland, Matthew Lore, Megan Walker, Metropolitan Books, Michael Broussard, Mickey Maudlin, Morrow, Nan Talese, Nancy Hancock, New York Center for Independent Publishing, Newmarket Press, O'Reilly Media, Octopus USA, Oprah Winfrey Network, Orbit, Peter Yarrow, PGW, Plume, Portfolio, Potter Craft, Quamut.com, Reagan Arthur, Rich Freese, Rich Johnson, Rizzoli, Rodale, Rough Guides, Sara Bershtel, Scholastic, Seth Radwell, Shawn Nicholls, Shaye Areheart, Sheena Coupe, Simon & Schuster, Simon Spotlight Entertainment, Skira-Rizzoli, Sparknotes, Spelling Bee, Spiegel & Grau, St. Martin's, Sterling, Susan Canavan, Terry Newell, The New Museum, The Paris Review, Three Rivers Press, Tim Holman, Tim Sullivan, Tina Pohlman, Toni Sciarra, Trident Media Group, Walden Pond Press, Watson-Guptill, Weldon Owen, Wiley, Workman

How They Do It: The B&N Publishing Empire De-Mystified

December 1, 2007

Barnes & Noble’s first forays into the publishing business back in the ’40s (when it put out a series of college study guides) and in 1991 (when Len Riggio started publishing under the B&N name) came to pass with little outcry from the industry. As publishers expanded their markets to include non-traditional outlets, Riggio’s response…Continue Reading

Posted in Uncategorized • Tagged Barnes & Noble, Dan Weiss, Quamut.com, Sparknotes, Sterling

Bookview, October 2007

October 14, 2007

PEOPLE The big news this month was the long-anticipated promotion of Carolyn Reidy to the position of President & CEO of S&S, following Jack Romanos‘ retirement announcement. Following that move, Michael Selleck has been promoted to the newly created position of EVP, Sales and Marketing for S&S Inc.. He was SVP Sales & Marketing for…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Abrams, Al Roker, Alex Kuczynski, Amy Hertz, Ann Curry, Anne Hollinshead DeCourcey, Baker & Taylor, Beaufort Books, Bertelsmann, Bloomsbury, Bookspan, Brian Tartt, Carolyn Reidy, Charlotte Abbott, Chip Gibson, Christine Labov, Columbia House, Crown, Dave Nelson, David Naggar, David Shanks, DC Comics, Deborah Aaronson, Dennis Eulau, Dominique Raccah, Doug Jones, Dutton, EastWest Marketing, Elise Cannon, Endeavor, Gibbs Smith, Gina Centrello, HarperCollins, Hazelden, Holly Demeter, Holtzbrinck, Hyperion, Ingram International, InkWell Management, International Digital Publishing Forum, Jack Romanos, Jacob Bronstein, Jeanette Zwart, Jeanne Kramer, Jeannette Zwart, Jeff Gomez, Jen Bergstrom, Jim Alexander, John Nee, Jonathan Burnham, Josh Marwell, Kathy Wiess, Kelly Galvin, Larry Norton, Laura Robinson, Leigh Ann Ambrosi, Linda Cunningham, Lisa Berkowitz, Louis L’Amour, Louise Burke, Macmillan, Marie Hergenroeder, Mary Idoni, Matty Goldberg, Meredith, Michael McGinley, Michael Murphy, Michael Selleck, Michelle Ishay-Cohen, Morgan Road Books, Nancy Miller, Nick Bogaty, Noreen Marchis, Noreen Marchisi, Patrick McGrath, Paul Levitz, Penguin, Perseus, Peter D'Erasmo, Peter J. Quandt, Peter Olson, PGW, Philip Turner, Pocket Books, Putnam, Queen Literary Agency, Rachel Brenner, Rebecca Oliver, Redleaf Press, Rhonda Rose, Richard Abate, Richard Charkin, Riverhead, Robert Manger, Rose Marie Morse, Rugged Land Books, Sara Nelson, Shawn Coyne, Sid Farrar, Simon Pulse, Skyhorse Publishing, Sourcebooks, Stephen Colbert, Sterling, Steve Rotterdam, Steve Tager, The Book-of-the-Month Club, The Quill Awards, Tony Lyons, Tracy Fortini, Union Square Press, VOICE, Waldenbooks

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