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Starbucks Revamps Entertainment, But Will Keep Books

-- Publishers Weekly, 4/25/2008 7:41:00 AM

Starbucks is restructuring its entertainment operation with Ken Lombard leaving as head of the group and being replaced by Chris Bruzzo, chief technology officer. It was under Lombard’s direction that the giant coffee chain began selling selected books, and Starbucks said it will “continue its relationship with the William Morris Agency to identify book projects that it can offer in its stores.” The most recent Starbuck book selection, chosen earlier this week, was Garth Stein's The Art of Racing (Harper).

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