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B&T Sells Certain Assets to Ingram Entertainment
Baker & Taylor has sold certain of its entertainment assets to Ingram Entertainment, a distribution company that is not affiliated with the Ingram Content Group.
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Chicago Review Press Buys Council Oak Books
Chicago Review Press Inc. acquired Council Oak Books in a deal that closed January 2. The purchase involves 141 titles, and COB will continue to release new books as part of Chicago Review.
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PW Takes Over the Millions
PWxyz, parent company of 'Publishers Weekly,' has acquired the online magazine the Millions, as well as its website TheMillions.com, for an undisclosed price.
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Rowman & Littlefield Acquires Hal Leonard Trade Titles
Through the deal, Rowman & Littlefield has gained select trade imprints and trade titles from the music publishing company, giving it giving it more than 3,000 books in the performing arts field.
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LEGO and Chronicle Books Build Publishing Partnership
Chronicle Books is launching a new series of books in partnership with the LEGO Group starting in 2020. The books, aimed at adult fans of the toys, will include gift books, puzzles and more.
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Fox Chapel Acquires Old Pond Publishing
U.S.-based Hobbyist and DIY crafts publisher Fox Chapel Publishing has acquired the U.K.-based house Old Pond Publishing, which specializes in books on agriculture, machinery, and animal husbandry.
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Ingram In Rumored Bid to Buy B&T Retail Arm
The Ingram Content Group has made a tentative offer to buy the retail wholesaling operation of Baker & Taylor, and the Federal Trade Commission has launched what it is calling a “very preliminary investigation” of the proposed deal, sources told PW.
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Author Conversation Series Gets Cable TV Debut
Live Talk Los Angeles has launched on Spectrum Networks, turning an author event series into a weekly primetime TV show for 1.8 million subscribers in Southern California.
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Prometheus Sells Fiction Imprints to Start Publishing
After entering the fiction market in 2005 with the launch of its Pyr science fiction imprint, Prometheus has sold that imprint and another one to return to its original focus: nonfiction.
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Quad/Graphics to Buy LSC Communications
Quad's purchase of LSC Communications, valued at $1.4 billion, will unite the country's two largest printers.
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