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Three of ITP Nelson’s top executives have been laid off. Tom Paul, CEO of Nelson’s parent company, International Thomas Publishing, advised staff in an Aug. 11 letter that Herb Hilderley had been replaced by George ... Read More »

February 27, 2004

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For someone hired to build up a publishing program, Don Sedgwick, during his first two years as vice-president and publisher of Doubleday Canada and Seal Books, has spent a lot of time tearing apart an ... Read More »

February 27, 2004

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The e-mail from Georgia was good news indeed. A southern gentleman wanted to buy Bernie Springs entire stock of logging, railway-logging, and logging equipment books. Everything. And not just what Spring had in at the ... Read More »

February 26, 2004

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Welcome to Sidney, It’s a Booktown,” beckons the buoyant brochure. Fifteen kilometres north of Victoria, B.C., eight bookstores clustered within a three-block radius are marketing their combined 160,000 titles as a “destination book town” to ... Read More »

February 26, 2004

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With all the pressures of the publishing Christmas party circuit - catering, decorations, endless schmoozing - the annual Book Publishers' Professional Association Cabaret offers a pleasant respite, a chance to sit back and let someone ... Read More »

February 26, 2004

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Vehicule Press has a bona fide regional hit on its ) hands with a collection of columns by the recently de-I ceased Nick Auf der Maur, one of Montreal's most colourful citizens. Nick: A Montreal ... Read More »

February 26, 2004 | Filed under: Book news

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A new producer of Canadian audiobooks in St. John’s, Newfoundland, has launched with four titles.Janet Russell became hooked on audio while producing “Open Air,” a weekly natural history program broadcast on multiple university radio stations. ... Read More »

February 26, 2004