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January 27, 2017

Friday News: Roxane Gay pulls book, 2017 ALA Reading List, gender stereotypes, and Grammarly

JanetPublishing NewsALA Reading List / gender stereotypes / Grammarly / research study / Roxane Gay / Simon and Schuster4 Comments

Roxane Gay Pulls Book, Protesting Breitbart Editor’s ‘Egregious’ Book Deal – Simon and Schuster continues to get backlash over their deal to publish Milo Yiannopoulos, most recently with Roxane Gay’s decision not to allow TED Books, an S&S imprint, to publish her new book, How To Be Heard. The book was actually ... more >

July 16, 2014

Wednesday News: Amazon in talks with Simon & Schuster, more on Amazon’s possible ambitions, Harlequin as case study, and beachside libraries

JanetPublishing Newsacademic publishing / Amazon / digital publishing / Ebooks / Hachette / Harlequin / Libraries / Simon and Schuster6 Comments

Amazon in Talks with Simon & Schuster – Acquisition? – Several outlets have reported that Amazon is in negotiations with Simon & Schuster, although the content of the talks is currently unknown. Confirmation of the talks came from Les Moonves himself, president of CBS, which owns Simon & Schuster, and ... more >

April 8, 2014

Tuesday News: From digital to print, digital lending with Simon and Schuster, digital libraries in Burma, and Cosmo Sex Tips tested

JanetPublishing Newsdigital lending / e-commerce / Libraries / sex tips / Simon and Schuster2 Comments

A Growing Number of E-Commerce Sites Are Moving Into Print – I have to say that one of my guilty pleasures is the Vermont Country Store print catalogue. It’s old-fashioned goodness is so much better in print than digital — at least for me. So I can’t say I’m surprised ... more >

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