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February 13, 2013By Michael Cader

Barnes & Noble Warns of Bigger Nook Loss, and Lower Sales than Projected

February 13, 2013By Michael Cader

Barnes & Noble continues to suffer–but the pain is coming from their shiny new growth business that isn’t really growing that much. The company said after the close of the market on Wednesday that “based on current forecasts” it “now expects its fiscal year 2013 Nook segment EBITDA loss to be greater than it was in fiscal 2012 and expects fiscal year 2013 Nook Media revenues to be less than $3 billion.” Just over a month ago, when reporting lower than expected Nook sales, BN had reduced sales expectations for Nook Media (which combines Nook and BN College) to “approximately […]

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February 13, 2013By Michael Cader

People, Etc.

February 13, 2013By Michael Cader

Poets & Writers has named Steve Berry, Rigoberto González, and Judith Kelman as the recipients of their annual Writers for Writers Awards. Berry is honored for his dedication to historic preservation of sites of literary importance; Kelman for founding Visible Ink, a writing program at Memorial Sloan Kettering; and González for championing Latina/o writers. Chuck Adams at Algonquin Books will receive their editor’s award and Leonard Riggio will be honored with the organization’s first leadership award “for his transformational impact on the field.” The awards will presented at their annual gala on March 18. Neil Gaiman will give a keynote speech at the London Book Fair’s Digital Minds Conference. Margaret Atwood, Jonathan […]

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February 13, 2013By Michael Cader

Corporate: DailyLit “Joins Forces” With Plympton: Rowman & Littlefield Reorganization

February 13, 2013By Michael Cader

DailyLit, founded in 2006, is “joining forces” with Plympton, the original serial fiction start-up created by Jennifer 8. Lee and Yael Goldstein Love. Plympton is taking over DailyLit and aims to expand it and “bring the DailyLit experience up-to-date” for mobile devices and tablets. DailyLit founders Susan Danziger and her husband Albert Wenger (a partner at Union Square Ventures) are now investors and advisors to the combined company. DailyLit has digitally serialized almost 1,000 titles. Rowman & Littlefield reports that their book publishing sales for 2012 were $50 million, up 6 percent from 2011, while their distribution businesses NBN and […]

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February 12, 2013By Sarah Weinman

McGraw-Hill Education Records $406 Million Loss On Writedowns In Advance of Sale

February 12, 2013By Sarah Weinman

McGraw Hill reported results for the fourth quarter and full year Tuesday morning, providing further details on the sale of its education division to Apollo Global Management (which the company expects to close by the end of the first quarter of 2013.) Now counted one the side as “discontinued operations,” the Education division recorded a net loss of $406 million for the quarter and $239 million for the year. Adjusted net income from discontinued operations for the fourth quarter and full year were $9 million and $196 million, respectively. The losses were driven by a big writedown against the K-12 […]

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February 12, 2013By Michael Cader

New Books, and Books In the News

February 12, 2013By Michael Cader

It’s a big week for new releases, and we highlight 15 of them on the regularly-updated Just Published carousel at Bookateria. Featured home page books in the news include the memoir from Shirley MacLaine’s daughter Sachi Parker (LUCKY ME), which MacLaine has denounced; the WSJ questioning Truman Capote‘s “immaculately factual” account in the breakthrough IN COLD BLOOD; Nick Hornby‘s ABOUT A BOY may return to the screen as a television show; and fresh looks at Sylia Plath‘s poetry on the 50th anniversary of her death. For more great February picks, we show Amazon’s books of the month, BN’s February selections, […]

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February 12, 2013By Michael Cader

Inkling Announces They Have An Announcement (The Tool They Announced A Year Ago)

February 12, 2013By Michael Cader

You may be seeing a lot of stories on the interwebs about Inkling right now. Is it because they have announced something surprising and important, or is it because they engineered an embargoed release with ahead-of-time press interviews, fiery positioning (“Inkling Takes Dead Aim at Apple and Amazon”) and a “private event” at Jazz at Lincoln Center Monday night in advance of this week’s TOC conference? The announcement is the unveiling of their tool for building media rich ebooks on their platform. The tool is called Inkling Habitat; it works with the Inkling Content Discovery Platform. The tool already exists, […]

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