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June 3, 2008

TokyoPop reduces output by 50%

JanePublishing Newsbook-sales / Manga / Tokyo-Pop2 Comments

Tokyopop announced that it is spinning out the multimedia arm into a new company, Tokyopop Media LLC. TokyoPop Inc retains control of the publishing arm and will reduce the output to 200-225 titles per year to “allow for less cannibalization at retail.” With the change, 39 positions with Tokyopop are ... more >

May 30, 2008

Yaoi/Manga Publishing Issues: Iris Print and Tokyo Pop

JaneMangaauthor-rights / Bankruptcy / Publishers-Behaving-Badly / Tokyo-Pop20 Comments

I received two publisher alerts and want to share them with the community. One relates to a Yaoi publisher closing shop and the second is Tokyo Pop’s Manga Pilot draconian contract. Iris Print: Iris Print is a Yaoi publisher who apparently closed up shop and failed to tell its authors. ... more >

March 13, 2007

TokyoPop Ramps Up Production to Capture More Young Readers

JanePublishing NewsHarperCollins / Manga / Meg-Cabot / Tokyo-Pop / Young-AdultComments Off on TokyoPop Ramps Up Production to Capture More Young Readers

TokyoPop is offering more titles this fall than ever before with titles for all ages such as the Cine-Manga for young children based on the Pixar movie Ratatouille. In its partnership with HarperCollins, Tokyopop will release two books this summer including Avalon High: Coronation #1: The Merlin Prophecy (Avalon High ... more >

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