Job Moves: September 7, 2010
Sep 07, 2010
Sep 07, 2010
E-reading service Kobo has hired former Lavalife CEO Marina Glogovac as chief marketing officer. Glogovac has more than 10 years of experience growing magazine brands, building online and mobile communities, and launching new business across multiple consumer communication channels. At Kobo, she will be responsible for the company’s brand, global customer acquisition strategy, marketing and communications.
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NBCC winner Kathryn Schulz has been named the book critic at New York Magazine.
Jerome Rubin, who founded LexisNexis, was president of the Times Mirror book group and led the development of e-ink technology, and was also former chairman of the AAP, died last week.
Atlantic Books in flux among "poor backlist and export sales." From TheBookseller.
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