Day: April 5, 2018

Bologna 2018: Middle Grade, Inspiring Women, and Unicorns

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Bologna 2018: Middle Grade, Inspiring Women, and Unicorns

This year's trends were easy to discern: books for middle graders, nonfiction (especially those with STEM and STEAM themes), books about strong and inspiring women, and in some cases, books that featured all of the above. We asked a number of U.S. publishers for their Bologna reflections.
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A rancher's reflection on youth

At first, Richard handed daughter Cara several notebooks chock full of hand-written, single-spaced stories that included a fair number of tangents midstream. Cara, who graduated from the creative writing graduate program at Western State Colorado University in 2012, served in a multitude of capacities
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Bologna 2018: A Talk with Cao Wenxuan

Wang Yongbo, president of Phoenix Juvenile and Children's Publishing, attributed the success of Cao's books to its literary roots. … During an interview with Cao at the recent Bologna Book Fair, PW asked the author if the Andersen Award and numerous international accolades have in any way affected
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Annual poetry slam gives writers expressive space

Poets in the popular imagination are often sulky, solitary creatures who wail in the night, bemoaning their fate. The poets who performed at Geneseo's sixth annual poetry slam, Slam for a Cure, on Saturday March 31 are anything but these imagined moody individuals. They are friendly, creative people,
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We need to talk about women of color in creative industries when we discuss the wage gap

Writing may be the most notoriously underpaid form of creative labor. In 2017, a group of 38 freelancers sued Ebony magazine, many of them Black, alleging that they were owed an excess of $70,000 for unpaid work. Freelance journalist Cat DiStasio, who is white, tweeted “I am not the only one who is
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Bologna 2018: Figures and Forecasts on China's Children's Book Market

At the Trends on the Chinese Children's Book Market forum at the recent Bologna Book Fair, analysis of the booming market took center stage with plenty of numbers offered as evidence. For example, in 2016, some 779 million copies of children's books were published in China. Assuming that all copies
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TABLE-James Patterson's 'Red Alert' tops US bestsellers list

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TABLE-James Patterson's 'Red Alert' tops US bestsellers list

April 5 (Reuters) – James Patterson's latest crime thriller “Red Alert” topped the U.S. best-sellers list on Thursday. Data released by independent, online and chain bookstores, book wholesalers and independent distributors across the United States was used to compile the list. Hardcover Fiction Last
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Tri Kappa bingo event funds scholarships

The Tri Kappa Bingo Committee. Front, from left, Cristina Seely, Lynn Heintz, Beth Carney, Cindy Garloch, Nanette Foster, Jane VanDyne and Marcy Molter. Back, from left, Terry Denari, Beth Wolff, Lisa McMullen, Athena Adams, Patty Grady and Maria Mabe. (Submitted photo). Carmel Tri Kappa will
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USA TODAY BEST-SELLERS

Reporting stores include: Amazon.com, Amazon Kindle, Barnes & Noble.com, Barnes & Noble Inc., Barnes & Noble e-books, BooksAMillion.com, Books-A-Million, Bookland and Books & Co., Costco, Davis-Kidd Booksellers (Nashville, Memphis), Hudson Booksellers, Joseph-Beth Booksellers (Lexington
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Goafest 2018: Jagran Prakashan Walks Away with 5 Metals in Publishers Abby

On the first day of Goafest 2017, winners of the Publishers Abby were announced and once again, Jagran Prakashan ruled the space with 5 metals. Jagran Prakashan bagged 2 Gold metals, 1 Silver metal and 2 Bronze metals. Times of India came in second spot with 2 Gold metals. One was for Best
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History of Science, April 2018 | Best Sellers

March 2017 to date as identified by GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO. The Recovery Revolution: The Battle over Addiction Treatment in the United States Clark, Claire D. Columbia University Press 2017. ISBN 9780231176385. $35; The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone. Merchant, Brian
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By the book: Publishers mourn departure of Trisk

By the book: Publishers mourn departure of Trisk. Business. By the book: Publishers mourn departure of Trisk. Suspended Exclusive Books boss has decided to leave. 05 April 2018. Reading Time: 2 Minutes. Article Number: 13 / 20. Hanna Ziady. This article will soon be reserved for Times Select
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Pilot Publishing, Inc. provides all types of printing

Over 9.5 tons of newsprint is used each year to produce both the Petersburg Pilot and Wrangell Sentinel. The newsprint comes from our Canadian supplier Catalyst Paper aboard container vans shipped from Seattle. Here, the press crew off-loads 1,000 lb. rolls of paper from the van to the warehouse,
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PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS

Need a break? Play a quick game of solitaire or Sudoku. Or take one of our fun quizzes! Recommended: Latest. Missing CDC worker's body found National News · How many are cheating on the I-66 tolls? Tracking Metro 24/7 · 50 years after the riots: What happened to Vincent Lawson? Washington, DC
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Film 'Chappaquiddick' Will Take Honest Look at Sen. Ted Kennedy's Flaws

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Film 'Chappaquiddick' Will Take Honest Look at Sen. Ted Kennedy's Flaws

The film is being hailed as tackling an eventthat “mainstream book publishers and Hollywood have mostly steered clear of … for 48 years,” says Kyle Smith in a column for the National Review. “Chappaquiddick must be counted one of the great untold stories in American political history: The average
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How Self-Publishing Made Today's Small Independent Presses Possible

Self-publishing brought the ability to print, market, and sell books to the masses.
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The New York Society Library Announces the 2017-2018 New York City Book Awards

The New York Society Library is proud to announce the winners of the 2017-2018 New York City Book Awards. Founded in 1995, these awards honor the best books about New York City published in a given year, regardless of genre. As New York City's oldest cultural institution, the Library is uniquely
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Lawrence Donegan on Tiger Woods: “I wouldn't be writing him off”

“If he can tighten that a little bit, through until Sunday, then that's something to really hang your hat on. “He's come back and his short game looks fantastic. All the signs are there. If he hits a couple more fairways; his short game; and his competitive instincts; his course knowledge – I wouldn't be writing
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Amazon Bans Ads for Pro-Trump Bestseller Written by Ph.D.

As Newsmax reported, Dr. Jerome Corsi attempted to promote “Killing the Deep State: The Fight to Save President Trump” on Amazon through its distributor, Humanix Books. The book has already reached the retailer's bestsellers list. Humanix reportedly received a notification from Amazon that the
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City Arts Announces Split from Publishers Encore Media Group, Launches Indiegogo Membership …

City Arts Publisher Andy Fife wrote, “Since founding the magazine 12 years ago, Encore has subsidized City Arts as a community benefit and a component of the company brand—but the time has come for a bold new direction. This move will give City Arts the room needed to unfold to its full wingspan
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Professor Burnham, Mafioso Costello, and Me

I had written two best-sellers— Seeds of Treason and Spies, Dupes, and Diplomats, the one dealing with the Hess Case and the other on the great Richard Sorge spy ring, whose ramifications extended from Germany and Japan to the American State Department. We all had the background to ask the
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Thoughts From The Publisher's Desk – April 6, 2018

At some point in this legislative session, I expected Gov. Larry Hogan to put pressure on state Sen. Jim Mathias to align with him on an important matter. It seemed logical for the Republican governor to do so considering he wants to see Mathias, a Democrat, bumped out of office by Delegate Mary Beth
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Purdue's Roxane Gay, best-selling author, awarded Guggenheim Fellowship

The author of New York Times bestsellers, “Bad Feminist” and “Hunger: A Memoir of My Body,” said she'll use the Guggenheim Fellowship award in general nonfiction to work on “TV Guide,” a collection of essays that focus on a television network and how that network's programming reflects – or doesn't
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Drue Heinz, philanthropist and Paris Review publisher, dies at 103

Drue Heinz, a onetime actress who married an heir of the Heinz foods empire and became a cultural philanthropist and the publisher of the Paris Review, died March 30 at Hawthornden Castle near the village of Lasswade, Scotland. She was 103. The death was announced by the Heinz Endowments,
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Madeline McIntosh appointed ceo of PRH US

Madeline McIntosh has been appointed c.e.o. of Penguin Random House US, with Allison Dobson named her successor as president, Penguin Publishing Group. Dohle, who previously oversaw the US company in addition to his global role since 2013, said McIntosh's “sharp intellect and contagious
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UNM Press Director

The University of New Mexico (UNM), College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (UL&LS), seeks an innovative, visionary Director who has a commitment to the mission and values of scholarly publishing to lead the University of New Mexico Press (UNMP). This position reports to the Dean of
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AZ: First Issue of THRIVE Magazine Showcases MWU Art

AZCOM Class of 2020 students Caroline Bakhit and Naira Sargsyan founded the club as a student-driven organization that invites faculty, staff, and students from all programs and departments to share their artistic creations, including original art, photography, poetry, and creative writing, in a 50-page
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3 Reasons Why Steam Competitor Robot Cache Will Succeed

Today the marketing team behind Robot Cache sent out a press release pimping the first 11 video game publishers and developers that have signed on to the Steam competitor's decentralized and, honestly, quite unique PC game distribution platform. It's an encouraging list. A list that teases a bigger
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Introducing “Curved”: Our new fictional short story and poetry section

This decision was inspired, in part, by the talent that a few of us were seeing in our creative writing classes. We started to notice how many good writers are on this campus and how few of them we are reaching. We want to provide a campus-wide platform for their stories to be shared, alongside our news
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Gerken tells local tales in 'Storied Sussex'

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Gerken tells local tales in 'Storied Sussex'

Gerken said one of the advantages of self-publishing is that she doesn't have to do large printings, which keeps the cost down and allows her to be able to print subsequent batches in whatever quantity she needs. “Storied Sussex” is available for $19.99 at several local businesses, including the Clayton
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It's been an incredible week for female-oriented bad takes

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It's been an incredible week for female-oriented bad takes

Speaking of, there are some harsh, if completely wrongheaded, truths on display in yesterday's contribution to this week of bad takes: An essay on the Medium-esque self-publishing site Odyssey called, “You May Have Worn The Prom Dress With Him, But I Get To Wear The Wedding Dress.” Written by
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Davie, Cooper City area events April 4-14

RSVP: 305-668-4902, childbereavement.org. THURSDAY 5. Writers Club. The Friends of the Miramar Library hosts this Creative Writing Club. Share ideas and feedback with others, observe, and get critique of your writing. 10:30 a.m.-noon. Miramar Library, 2050 Civic Center Place. 954-357-8090.
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The Paris Review Has Finally Found the Right Woman

Nemens is hardly a prominent fixture on the New York literary scene, and has taken a circuitous route to becoming an editor, working in editorial roles at the Center for Architecture and the Metropolitan Museum of Art before earning a degree in creative writing and beginning work at The Southern
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Wike Criticises FG For Publishing Names Of Alleged Looters

The Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has described the publishing of the names of alleged looters by the Federal Government as an unfortunate act of irresponsbility. He said that Nigerians are experiencing the height of irresponsibility in governance with the Federal Government's refusal to obey
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Newspapers take hit with Canadian tariffs

Consumers of newsprint—from newspaper and book publishers to telephone directory manufacturers—tend to buy newsprint in their region, close to their printing operations. The printers who typically utilize Canadian newsprint are those in the Northeast and Midwest, where there are currently no U.S.
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Man charged with sexual assault and publishing intimate images

London police have charged a 28-year-old man with multiple sex-related offences, including assault and publishing intimate images without consent. Police say the charges stem from two separate incidents with the court imposing a publication ban to protect victims. The charges against the London
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Author of Book on Cyrus HK Curtis & His Yachts to Speak April 15

At the age of 11, Curtis was selling newspapers on the streets of Portland, in 1865 at age 13 he started publishing his own weekly newspaper, the Young American, and eventually he was the owner of the Curtis Publishing Company, the largest publishing organization in the world at the time.
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Carmel, Indianapolis neighbors express concerns with proposed hospital

Residents near Spring Mill Road and 96th Street are raising questions about a proposed medical center. The hospital group hasn't been publicly disclosed, but the development, represented by Ambrose Property Group and Bremner Real Estate, would include nine buildings and four parking garages
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Talking crash with Frances Hwang

Hwang, who is the child of Taiwanese immigrants and is the recipient of a Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award and fellowships from the Wisconsin Institute for Creative Writing, Colgate University, MacDowell Colony and the National Endowment for the Arts, will read from her novel at 6:30 p.m. on
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LIBRARY LINES

The event was first conceived as a response to statistics showing that Americans were spending more on musical instruments, television, and radio and less on books. In 1954 the American book Publishers and ALA formed a non-profit citizens' organization called the National Book committee. Its goals
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hoopla digital expands its dynamic experience for educators and parents with thousands of eBooks …

“After forming eBook partnerships with two prominent educational publishers in 2017, hoopla became an attractive distribution option for eBooks2go. We saw an increased demand for library distribution and needed to find additional channels to expand the reach of its growing catalog. hoopla is an
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A novel Pulitzer for Harding's first

One of his favorite experiences was having the opportunity to hear the great writers read their work, talk about their writing process, and to hang out and talk with them. “Marilyn Robinson was the first person I ever took a creative writing class with. She walked in and within 10 minutes I thought this is
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Illustrations by children's author Grace Lin are on view at Princeton Day School

“We'd study about the Vikings and other people would make a Viking ship or a Viking hat and I'd make a book about the Vikings,” Lin says. “Or if we were studying about clouds, I'd make a book about clouds when everybody else was making cardboard dioramas with cotton balls. I always loved books
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ESU to host TallGrass Science and Nature writing workshop

Kevin Rabas, chair of English, modern languages and journalism, Amy Sage Webb, director of the creative writing program and professor of English, modern languages and journalism, Brent Thomas, dean of liberal arts and sciences, Max McCoy, professor of journalism and adviser to The Bulletin, and
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This Little Girl's 'New Yorker' Comic Captions Are Iconic & Twitter Is Obsessed

She loves her little brother and @HamiltonMusical (she knows EVERY lyric). Teachers don't always encourage creative writing, so today has been a huge shot of confidence for her. Let young girls know when they're funny and smart. Many people don't,” Kalb tweeted. And it's true — in a world in which
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Poet, publisher, performer Jamaal May to share his work, April 19

Poems in The Big Book of Exit Strategies “are at once an extended ode to his hometown, Detroit, and a resounding protest against the many violent and oppressive ills that plague America” (Publishers Weekly). His work has been honored with the Beatrice Hawley Award, the ALA Notable Book Award,
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Ghana to be made publishing hub in Sub-Sahara Africa

He said players in the book publishing value-chain were working to create infrastructure to make Ghana join the international centres of book publishing. … called on the Government, private sector, Accra Metropolitan Assembly and the media to help make the dreams of the Ghana Publishers a reality.
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Alphabet Roundup: Working with Publishers, Retailers & More

Google has launched a news reading service called Subscribe with Google to capitalize on publishers' recent disenchantment with Facebook (FB – Free Report) , as it started increasing focus on posts from family and friends. There are 17 initial partners including FT.com, The Washington Post,
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Modern mythology

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Modern mythology

His publishing house of choice is Amazon Publishing. It takes care of a lot of the legwork associated with creating a book, whether a hard-copy book or an e-book. It handles the cover art and the page layout. It advertises the final product on the Amazon.com website and ships the orders to customers.
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Oviatt Library to Host Workshops for National Poetry Month

The Oviatt Library is hosting a variety of events for April's National Poetry Month including an open mic, a workshop and poetry readings. In collaboration with the Northridge Creative Writing Circle, the Oviatt will host an open mic and poetry reading with CSUN alumni and Professor Dorothy Barresi on
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Entertainment Briefs – April 5

Foster is a poet and memoirist who teaches creative writing at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. Foster received a Loft Literary Center Excellence in Teaching Award and a writing residency at the Madeline Island School of the Arts in July 2017. The New York Mills Cultural Center granted her a
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5 Poets That Every College Student Should Read

If you had poetry lessons in English class when you were younger, you might remember being told to compose a haiku. A Haiku is a short with three lines; the first and last lines have either three or five syllables, while the middle line has either five or seven. Or you might remember having to write in
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Promoting Moderate Drinking Is Not At Odds With Business Growth

But while the enduring place of drinking within human history is well documented, it's also true that across the world today, extraordinary demographic movements and cultural trends are fundamentally changing the way people drink. On the one hand, many young people in developed markets are
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State investigating Houston Co. NAACP's campaign-finance complaint against Mayor Toms

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State investigating Houston Co. NAACP's campaign-finance complaint against Mayor Toms

They say Toms owed a $2,500 debt to a publishing company for a self-published book he wrote, called Just a Fireman. According to the NAACP, his pastor agreed to pay the debt on his behalf, and Toms asked the businessman to help defray that debt. They don't name the businessman but argue that
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A Quartet of Staff Promotions at Valiant

There are more changes at Valiant… it's promotion time! Atom! Freeman is now VP of sales, Peter Stern is Director of International Publishing & Merchandising, Victoria McNally's new and improved title is Senior Marketing & Communications Manager and Annie Rosa is now Sales Operations Manager.
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Penguin Random House Names New US CEO And Group President

Said Dohle, “In September 2014, after almost twenty years of leadership roles in our corporate and service areas, Madeline was appointed President of the Penguin Publishing Group, our largest publishing division in the U.S. Over the past three and a half years, Madeline's decisive leadership and
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Human-related ignitions concurrent with high winds promote large wildfires across the US

Just Accepted. This article has been peer reviewed and accepted for publication. It is in production and has not been edited, so may differ from the final published form. Human-related ignitions concurrent with high winds promote large wildfires across the US. John Abatzoglou , Jennifer Balch , Bethany
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TripleLift Introduces Branded Content at Scale Powered by Programmatic

Since December 2017, marketers from financial technology company Stash have used ContentDial in a beta period to promote its apps targeting millennials across publishers The Daily Dot and Thought Catalog. TripleLift's ContentDial solution created customized content that fit each publisher's
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WENY News – 'Miniature' New York comes to life in tilt-shift photos

(CNN) — Imagine New York in miniature: the Empire State Building rendered in LEGO-size scale and tiny figures crossing a diminutive Brooklyn Bridge. Photographer Jasper Léonard makes this dream world a reality in his book “New York Resized,” published by Lannoo Publishers. Léonard takes
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What We Learned from Our I-COM Blockchain Review

The increased transparency and automation that programmatic advertising brought to market is now helping marketers gain even better ROI by making it just as easy to engage their same target audience in similar contexts, yet do so across a diversity of publishers. While monopolies can be efficient,
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Google's answer to header bidding arrives

Google announced in a blog post that Exchange Bidding will now be available for all DoubleClick for Publishers users. The rollout includes new reporting capabilities that aim to give publishers better insights and transparency into ad partners' performance, which can enable faster and smarter
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5 Questions With Stacey Giulianti

As an insurance executive, I can accurately state that the comic book industry is experiencing “the perfect storm” – in a great way! Top notch directors are working with big budgets at major studios to craft visually rich storylines taken right from the pages of comic books. Comic book publishers – which
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TripleLift's ContentDial Shows Greater Brand Awareness, Engagement in Beta Tests For 2 Sites

Today, the results of that trial are in. By using ContentDial to target The Daily Dot and Thought Catalog's millennial readers, Stash saw more than 5% of both publishers' readers register for and deposit money into a new account. A third-party brand lift study showed that Stash's brand awareness rose by
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'Miniature' New York comes to life in tilt-shift photos

Photographer Jasper L-onard makes this dream world a reality in his book “New York Resized,” published by Lannoo Publishers. L-onard takes striking tilt-shift shots, often from rooftops or helicopters, to transform the city into a tiny toy town. “New York was my 'dream subject' to use the tilt-shift technique
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The F-Word: More students should take dialogue courses

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The F-Word: More students should take dialogue courses

Enrolling in IDIS 220: Facilitator's Training for Social Justice Dialogues has been one of the best decisions I have made in college. I am writing this column as I am still engaging in and learning through the course but I felt it was necessary for me to express my passion for the class. Prior to this Spring
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The Makers of the Frisbee Reinvented the Frisbee Because Nothing Is Holy

What I'd love more, however, is for Wham-O to make something completely new and incredible. Innovative companies don't reinvent their best sellers. They create exciting new things we normals could never even dream about, things like Silly String and the Boogie Board and the Super Ball and the Slip
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Katalyst Technologies Acquires Nova Techset

EVANSTON, Ill., April 5, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Katalyst Technologies Inc. has recently acquired Nova Techset Limited, a publishing services firm with offices in the US, UK, and India. Nova Techset is a leading global supplier of prepress services to the STM and academic publishing world. With the
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HealthyWiser™ Increases KetoFast™ Portions to Meet Growing Demand

“We care about the well-being and needs of our customers so when they speak we listen,” says HealthyWiser™ LLC Marketing Department. “The KetoFast™ has been one of our best-sellers on the market from the get-go and we can only expect it to do better and better from here. We have full
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Importance of internal refuges and the external unburnt area in the recovery of rodent populations …

Just Accepted. This article has been peer reviewed and accepted for publication. It is in production and has not been edited, so may differ from the final published form. Importance of internal refuges and the external unburnt area in the recovery of rodent populations after wildfire. Roger Puig-Gironès
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Chef's Choice: Can't beat grilled meat in this chef's book

I think I knew I wanted to do this in high school. … Question: Looking back over your childhood, what was the absolute best meal you ever had, that thing they'd make for your birthday every year, … We consider ourselves to be a steak house among other things and this and our filet are the best-sellers.
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Watch Dr. Evil Make An Appearance On Fallon As A Fired Trump Cabinet Member

A number of people have recently left the executive branch, which is, of course, great fodder for the late night talk shows. Jimmy Fallon brought it up last night and claimed that … However, we'll likely learn as Dr. Evil will, of course, be writing a tell-all book. Dr. Evil also announced his own plan to run for
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Goafest 2018: Media and Publishers Abby announced

In the Media Abby category, Lodestar UM won 4 Golds. In the Publishers Abby category, Jagran Prakashan and The Times of India won 2 Golds each. A look at this year's Media Abby winners. Lodestar UM went on to win four Gold Abbies. The agency won two Golds for Samsung's 'Samsung NDTV
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Ken Chamlee featured at Working Writers' Reading, April 19

He has a B.A. from Mars Hill College, a M.A. from Colorado State University, and earned his PhD. from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He has taught beginning and advanced creative writing courses, American and British literature surveys, literary criticism, special-topics courses such as
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The Paris Review Names a New Editor: Emily Nemens of The Southern Review

She received a degree in creative writing at Louisiana State University and began working at The Southern Review, which was founded at the university in 1935. She has published her writing in n+1, Esquire and The Gettysburg Review. In the past year, The Southern Review has won two Pushcart
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Design Army Gives Back to DC With a Creative Space Everyone Can Use

I talk to a lot of people in creative industry—not only design and advertising, but the food industry, theater, dance, writing—and they have the same problem. People come here, and they leave, because there's not a lot of space, or community, in Washington besides political stuff. So I thought, “Is there a
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Medium Partners With Writer Roxane Gay For Pop-Up Magazine

Premium publishers like The New York Times, The Atlantic and Forbes also signed on to provide content behind the paywall, for varying levels of compensation. Gay's pop-up magazine, which lives behind the paywall (readers can indulge in three essays for free before hitting the limit), is an example of
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How I'll approach my new role as publisher of The Dallas Morning News

It is a fascinating time to be the publisher of The Dallas Morning News, and one could argue the role of the free press has never been so widely debated. On my first day as publisher, I spoke to our employees about perspective, and it may be helpful for you to understand my perspective as well.
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African-American Author Fair coming to Scarritt Bennett April 21

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African-American Author Fair coming to Scarritt Bennett April 21

The African-American Author Fair attracts a wide array of traditional and self-published authors, book and magazine publishers, book clubs, libraries, illustrators, artists, and individual readers both locally and from abroad. There will be over 40 authors participating and there will be free face painting for
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PRH Names McIntosh CEO, Dobson Head of Penguin Publishing Group

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PRH Names McIntosh CEO, Dobson Head of Penguin Publishing Group

Penguin Random House has named Madeline McIntosh, previously president of the Penguin Publishing Group, CEO of Penguin Random House US. The position is a newly created one. Additionally, Allison Dobson, formerly senior v-p of strategy and finance at Penguin Publishing Group, has been
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Church doubles its services by becoming more 'attractive'

“We live in a world that judges a book by its cover'. If the cover doesn't look attractive then they don't pick up the book. Publishers often freshen up the covers to classic books because they want a contemporary audience to read the brilliant content and that's what we try and do. Rediscover Church in
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Trade Sales Fell in November

After posting a 25% increase in sales last October over October 2016, sales in the adult trade group settled down in November. According to AAP's StatShot report, adult book sales fell 2.2% in November compared to a year ago. Sales of mass market paperbacks declined 36.7% and e-book sales
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2018: Transformation, Consolidation, or Change?

Last May, the IAB Tech Lab released ads.txt, a simple .txt file, enabling a publisher to identify which sellers on SSPs are authorised to sell or resell inventory. Adoption rose rapidly through Q4, and, in Q1, major DSPs, including BrightRoll, Google's DBM, and the Trade Desk, have introduced levels of
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Finger Lakes Dry Rose: It's time to drink pink in Upstate NY vineyards

It's part of continuing effort by the Finger Lakes wineries to showcase more than the dry-to-sweet Rieslings that capture the attention of serious wine enthusiasts or the sweet reds that are often the top sellers. “Rose is a highly versatile wine,” the Discover Dry Rose web site notes. “Its light, fruity character
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Cheap games don't sell, but prices are plummeting on Steam anyway

At the top end of the market, the revenue needed to crack Steam's top 2,000 games has not changed much: $150,000 in 2017 versus $160,000 in 2016. Speaking of bestsellers, these were the most lucrative games on Steam last year. Steam bestsellers 2017 Not many surprises: PUBG, CS:GO, and GTA
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Coast looms large at BC Book Prizes

A Pender Harbour author, Theresa Kishkan, and three local publishers, Harbour Publishing in Madeira Park, Douglas & McIntyre and Caitlin Press have garnered nominations in the 2018 BC Book Prizes for their titles published last year. Kishkan's book, Euclid's Orchard and Other Essays, (reviewed in
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The Road to Unfreedom: Russia, Europe, America

With the end of the Cold War, the victory of liberal democracy seemed final. Observers declared the end of history, confident in a peaceful, globalized future. This faith was misplaced, contends Timothy Snyder. Authoritarianism returned to Russia, as Putin found fascist ideas that could be used to justify
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Best-Selling Author Beverly Lewis To Visit Bedford, French Lick

(BEDFORD) – Best-selling and award-winning author Beverly Lewis, whose fictional Amish tales have captivated readers throughout the world, will visit southern Indiana. Lewis will be in Bedford at 7 p.m. Friday at the Primitive Porch Christian Bookstore, 7956 State Road 37, and she will greet readers at
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LiveRamp's David Yaffe Joins Jornaya Board of Directors

Yaffe built the Arbor technology platform to help publishers and app developers better understand and monetize their data assets. Prior to Arbor, Yaffe ran the product division for Invite Media, which was acquired by Google and became DoubleClick Bid manager, Google's demand-side platform (DSP).
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5 top Cuyahoga County commissary items purchased (including chips you could only previously …

The chips are one of the top sellers at this gas station and they order 12 cases, six bags in each, every other week online. “They're really good, they have all the seasoning on them,” Handam said. As for the taste, it is a truly unique flavor that I have never had in a chip before. The best way to describe it is
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Taylor & Francis Group Awards Full-Service Production for Global Journal Content to Cenveo

Cenveo, world headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, is a leading global provider of print and related resources, offering world-class solutions in the areas of custom labels, envelopes, commercial print, content management and publisher solutions. The company provides a one-stop offering through
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To Change Racial Disparity in Food, Let's Start With Cookbooks

Unfortunately, not everyone gets to be a cookbook author. While cookbook publishing is often seen as a safe haven for women, as we occupy so much space in it, cookbook authors, agents, editors, publicists, food and prop stylists, photographers, book designers, and publishers are exceedingly white.
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FSU Leadership Conference: Taking Up Space in 2018

This event was sponsored by various clubs and organizations at Fitchburg State, with an all-woman panel that ranged from esteemed Ph.D Professors, to celebrated poets, freelance and published writers, and of course Fitchburg State students. Ther varying presentations were on Gender in Education,
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Fairytales, folktales and fables: An enchanting exhibit

As Disney Studios huge profits show–and book publishers popular new editions of classic fairytales suggest—there continues to be strong audiences for these old stories that have long been a staple of childhood. Why? It could be as simple as the stories serving as metaphors for life lessons in human
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Before gloating over the latest Facebook scandal, publishers should get their data houses in order

While outrage against the social media giant is warranted, we also ought to be concerned about the entire digital advertising ecosystem, where everyone — including publishers — is on the hunt for data. Indeed, rather than just pointing at Facebook, feeling smug and a bit of schadenfreude, publishers
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Try your hand at expressing your springtime experiences with the #MiamiOHpoem poetry contest

spring-campus Springtime – opening the senses to your experiences at Miami University – will be the theme of this year's social media poetry contest. President Greg Crawford and Cathy Wagner, professor of English and director of creative writing, are leading the micro-poetry contest, which kicked off
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Illustrating children's book a dream come true for former Creekside teacher

The book, “Rosaline's Big Dream,” was self-published in October 2015. The book is about a fun-loving giraffe with big dreams and friends from the zoo. “Gail had worked for a magazine publication, so she was a writer but had never written a children's book before,” said Adams, who moved to Traverse
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