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Is Conclusion Near in Audible Captions Case?
Lawyers for Audible say they have made a proposal they believe "moots" the publishers' lawsuit.
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'New York Times Book Review' Adds Excerpts to Digital Reviews
The 'New York Times Book Review' will now add excerpts from the first chapter of books being reviewed to a select number of reviews it publishes digitally.
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Ross Retires, Spence Steps Up at Regnery
Marji Ross is retiring from Regnery Publishing on January 1, 2020, after a 20-year run at the house. Tom Spence, senior editor at Regnery and publisher of its Gateway imprint, will assume the role of president and publisher.
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Al Regnery, Eric Kampmann Launch New Publisher
Republic Book Publishers' goal is to bring conservative voices to the fore in such areas as politics, history, and religion.
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Barnes & Noble Will Seek to Dismiss Ex-CEO’s Defamation Claim
If successful, the move for summary judgment would narrow the scope of any future trial, B&N attorneys say, and more importantly knock out a claim for which former CEO Demos Parneros is said to be seeking roughly $70 million in damages.
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Chelsea Green Inks Jailhouse Deal with Leading Environmentalist
Chelsea Green Publishing has announced plans to rush a climate manifesto by Roger Hallam, one of the world’s leading environmental activists, to press.
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HMH Will Cut Workforce by 8%
As part of a financial update released last week, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt said it plans to eliminate about 8% of its workforce in another effort to align its operations with its business objectives.
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OR/M Delivers Huge Boost to Book Sales
Through its data-driven Ignition marketing program, OR/M has skyrocketed print and e-book sales for its publishing partners. (Sponsored)
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To Sell More Books, S&S Hits the Road
The S&S Selects PrePub Tour sends authors of books due out next season from Simon & Schuster’s five adult imprints across the country to schmooze with literary tastemakers around the country.
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Georgia Southern University Book Burning Condemned by AUPresses
The Association of University Presses has issued a statement condemning an incident of book burning that took place last week at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro.
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PEN America Launches Six Regional Chapters
The free expression nonprofit has opened six regional chapters across the United States in order to spread the reach of its advocacy for freedom of speech beyond the coasts.
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Number of Self-Published Titles Jumped 40% in 2018
The number of books self-published in the U.S.in 2018 jumped 40% over 2017, according to Bowker’s annual survey of the self-publishing market. More than 1.6 million books were self-published last year.
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HBG Launches Hachette Go
Hachette's new imprint, to launch next March, will publish books in a variety of nonfiction categories that are geared to help readers change their lives for the better.
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A House Author Gets His Due
William Kent Krueger’s career arc is an example of what publishers claim they want to do but find it increasingly hard to accomplish: grow an author.
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RELX Group Is the World's Biggest Publisher
The producer of STM and legal materials overtakes Pearson as the world’s largest publisher.
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Lucy Hale Departs in Hachette UK Restructuring
Lucy Hale, deputy CEO of Hodder & Stoughton, leaves as Hachette UK creates a new trade publishing structure and divisional managing directors join its board.
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2019 NBA Finalists Announced
The finalists for the five categories have been named, and the winner in each category will be announced at a ceremony in New York City on November 20.
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Sourcebooks Forms International Sales Group
Sourcebooks has formed a new international sales group and hired Shawn Abraham as director of the new unit.
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Biblioasis's 'Ducks' is an Unexpected Hit
'Ducks, Newburyport' by Lucy Ellmann, a 1,040-page novel narrated in a single, unending sentence, is a surprise bestseller. Biblioasis, the North American publisher, has gone back to print twice to meet demand.
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Court Denies Audible Request for Settlement Conference in ‘Captions’ Case
Audible attorneys this week asked for the case to be referred to a Magistrate judge for a settlement conference, but after the publisher plaintiffs rejected the idea, judge Valerie Caproni denied the request.
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