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People Roundup, January 2014

January 13, 2014

PEOPLE Barnes and Noble has moved Michael Huseby, former CEO of the Nook division, into the top CEO spot left by William Lynch, who vacated in July. Craig Bauer, SVP Publishing Operations and Strategic Planning at Hachette, will be leaving HBG to become SVP of Global Publishing Operations at Macmillan Science and Education. His last day at HBG will be Friday, January 17. As part of Macmillan’s acquisition…Continue Reading

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Top 5 Publishing Articles/Blog Posts of the Week 1/6-1/10

January 10, 2014

Every week, we recommend 5 publishing articles/blog posts that supplement the major news for the week. Whether data or industry commentary, we hope these 5 links will be a simple way to keep you in the know. Could selling self-published books in physical bookstores boost profits? An author survey reveals indie authors prefer the path of traditional…Continue Reading

Posted in 5 Links • Tagged Amazon, barnes and noble, Bookish, bookstores, holiday sales, indie authors, mid- list, self-publishing, traditional publishing, Zola

Fantastic Fiction: The Brits Might Be Ahead of the Book Discoverability Game…

February 7, 2013

The long awaited launch of Bookish this week was met with scrutiny as many explored its features and critiqued its usability. Though it’s the first publisher collaboration when it comes to online retail sites, it’s one of many book recommendation sites that have cropped up over the years from Zola to Bookateria. While US entrepreneurs explore the…Continue Reading

Posted in Digital • Tagged Alexa.com, Amazon, Bookateria, Bookish, Fantastic Fiction, Goodreads, Library Thing, Shelfari, Zola

DIY IP: How Publishers Develop, Exploit and Deploy Their Own Intellectual Property

By Kimberly Lew

December 11, 2012

While authors have always been – and will continue to be — the driving force behind popular children’s characters, more publishers than ever are now also looking in-house for the ideas that will eventually become the next Fancy Nancy or Hunger Games. Original, publisher-generated intellectual property (IP) is nothing new—Alloy has long perfected this model with…Continue Reading

Posted in Digital, Events, Featured Articles • Tagged Alloy, Ben Schrank, Callaway, Corinne Helman, Devereux Chatillon, Edmund and Cecile, Eric Huang, Falling Kingdom, Fancy Nancy, Game of Thrones, Gossip Girl, HarperCollins, Hunger Games, Jess Brallier, Jonathan Yaged, Macmillan Children’s Publishing Group, McGraw-Hill, Morgan Rhodes, Penguin UK, Play and Learn with Wallace, Poptropica, Pretty Little Liars, Publishers Launch: Children’s Publishing Goes Digital, Razorbill, Zola

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