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  • Random's Search For Growth
    by Jim Milliot - 05/12/2008
    If Peter Olson is indeed leaving Random House, his successor will still be faced with the task of finding ways to grow the world's largest trade book publisher in an industry confronted by sluggish growth. Since 2002, one way Random has looked to grow is through international expansion, a move that also lessened its dependence on the American market, where the company has been the dominant publ... More
  • People: Comics to YUP
    05/12/2008
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  • New Looks for Collins Publishing
    05/05/2008
    As part of its effort to promote the new Collins Publishing Group, the HarperCollins division is rolling out a new look and logo. Steve Ross, who took over as president and publisher of Collins nine months ago, said the creation of four logos “shows we are comprised of four individual but united imprints. More
  • People: Powers Leaving Nelson
    05/05/2008
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  • Amazon: Friend or Foe?
    by Jim Milliot - 04/28/2008
    Along with discussions of hot books and high prices at this month’s London Book Fair, another major topic of conversation in the aisles was Amazon. The immediate flashpoint was the e-tailer’s new policy of making publishers who use print-on-demand go through its BookSurge subsidiary if they don’t want to risk having Amazon deactivate the buy button on their titles. More
  • Books Slip at Books-A-Million
    by Jim Milliot - 04/28/2008
    Sales in Books-A-Million's core book operation were “down slightly” in the year ended February 2, 2008, the company said in its annual report. Total revenue at BAM rose 2.9% in the year, to $535.1 million. Commercial fiction was one of BAM's strongest performing categories, while the retailer saw “positive sales trends in teen, graphic novels and our Faithpoint inspirational b... More
  • Book Sales Flat At Hastings
    04/28/2008
    Book sales at Hastings Entertainment held even at approximately $120 million, the retailer reported in its 10-k filing made to the Securities & Exchange Commission for the year ended January 31, 2008. Books accounted for 22% of Hastings's total revenue, tying it with video as the largest product category last year. More
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On May 10, Babylon Falling, a new independent bookstore in San Francisco, hosten an event celebrating Roger Steffens & Peter Simon’s Reggae Scrapbook, published by Insight Editions.  L to R: Sean Stewart, owner of Babylon Falling; Peter Simon, photographer; Usana Shadday, book designer; Eileen Duhné, publicity manager of Palace Publishing Group; author Roger Steffens; Brenda Knight, VP Sales & Marketing Palace Publishing Group; and Mark Burstein, project editor for Roger Steffens & Peter Simon’s Reggae Scrapbook.

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