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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Cengage Learning Holdings II LP
Cengage Learning is a leading educational content, technology, and services company for the higher education and K–12, professional and library markets worldwide.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Cambridge University Press
Cambridge University Press is an integral part of the University of Cambridge and shares the university's objectives to advance knowledge, education, learning, and research.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: De Agostini Editore
Italy’s De Agostini S.p.A. is a family-owned international group, founded in 1901 and controlled by B&D Holding.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Cornelsen
Franz Cornelsen Education Group provides learning services and creates and distributes educational materials for a market ranging from pre-school education to vocational training.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Bungei Shunjū Ltd.
Bungei Shunjū Ltd. was established in 1923 by the bestselling writer Kan Kikuchi.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Bonnier
The Bonnier Group is a family-owned international media group active in TV, daily newspapers, business and trade publishing, magazines, film, books, radio and digital media.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Penguin Random House
Penguin Random House is the world’s leading trade book publisher, comprised of nearly 250 imprints and brands on five continents, with more than 15,000 new titles and 800 million print, audio and e-books sold annually.
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Global Publishing Leaders 2017: Groupe Albin Michel
Albin Michel is one of France’s leading literary and educational publishers.
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New Survey Shows Canadians Still Prefer Print Over Digital
The survey, published this month by Booknet Canada, found that Canadians prefer reading books in print. It also found that more are opting to do their reading on smartphones, or listen to audiobooks.
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UMass Press Introduces Bright Leaf Imprint
The new imprint from the university press will publish New England-focused books for a general audience on regional topics.
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The ‘New York Times’ Books Desk Will Make You Read Again
Its chief critic took a buy-out. It's consolidating like crazy. But the Gray Lady's books team is neither flailing nor failing. Here's what it is doing.
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PRH Goes to the Park
Penguin Random House has wed its long-standing partnerships with New York City's Public Theater and Literacy Partners with a philanthropic book progam tied to Shakespeare in the Park's production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'
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TitleTown Adds Two Imprints
The small press in Green Bay, Wisc., which specializes in true crime and survivor stories, is moving in new directions with the launches of a children’s imprint and an imprint focusing on books with religious themes.
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Australian Authors Start Online Marketplace
The Australian Society of Authors has launched a digital marketplace, showcasing and selling the work of writers to publishers, agents, and literary scouts throughout the world.
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HarperCollins Gets Global and Physical
In a flat market, the publisher looks beyond e-books toward expanding its role in the global market and in physical distribution.
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NPD Top 10 Publishers Ranked by Print & Digital Unit Sales, 2016
NPD has put together a list that includes e-book sales from its PubTrack Digital service in addition to its BookScan sales list. Here's a look.
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Moppet Books Moves Forward With KinderGuides Line
In spite of a ruling in which the publisher was held liable for copyright infringement, the press will launch a new line of books this fall.
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Inside the Success of ‘The Couple Next Door’
For author Shari Lapena, entering into the crowded category known as the domestic thriller really paid off for her U.S. debut.
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Guy Intoci Leaves Dzanc Books, Michelle Dotter Named Publisher
Citing personal circumstances, Dzanc Books' Guy Intoci is stepping down this month as publisher and editor-in-chief at the small literary press. He will be replaced by senior editor Michelle Dotter.
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