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Lunch for Tuesday, February 15

February 15, 2005
By Michael Cader

Please Note I have to run out of town tomorrow to visit a friend, so Lunch will be served closer to dinnertime. Gallagher Moves Up at Morrow Lisa Gallagher has been promoted to publisher for the William Morrow, HarperEntertainment and Eos imprints, reporting to HarperMorrow division president Michael Morrison. Morrow executive editor Claire Wachtel and […]

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Lunch for Monday, February 14

February 14, 2005
By Michael Cader

Penguin Expands Revised Paperback The Penguin Group is officially rolling out their revised “premium” mass-market format among a number of lead titles, beginning this July with Maeve Binchy’s NIGHT OF RAIN AND STARS. The revision features such upgrades as larger type, more white space, better quality paper and a larger trim size that still fits […]

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Lunch for Friday, February 11

February 11, 2005
By Michael Cader

Smithsonian’s New Program “A Major Expansion” As expected, the Smithsonian Institution and HarperCollins did announce their co-publishing agreement yesterday. The unexpected part is the agreement launches a much more ambitious and trade-focused publishing program under the Smithsonian’s banner, or what Smithsonian Business Ventures ceo Gary Beer calls “a major expansion of our content and brand […]

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Lunch for Thursday, February 10

February 10, 2005
By Michael Cader

The Disney Show The lid is off of DISNEYWARS. I know you’ll find this hard to believe, but it turns out that Disney executives were competitive and petty, Michael Eisner has never really respected Robert Iger, and he didn’t even think Lost was a good TV show: ‘Lost’ is terrible,” he says. “The pilot was […]

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Lunch for Wednesday, February 9

February 9, 2005
By Michael Cader

Penguin UK Mess Claims Unexpected Victim Penguin UK chief executive Anthony Forbes Watson told his staff this morning that he is resigning. Overall Penguin Group chairman and CEO John Makinson attributed the departure to “differences on the way forward for the Penguin and DK businesses.” Apparently Makinson has some extra time on his hands and […]

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Lunch for Tuesday, February 8

February 8, 2005
By Michael Cader

Moved Up Jose Canseco’s JUICED will now be published a week earlier, on February 14, and his 60 Minutes segment will air this Sunday. James Stewart’s DISNEYWARS has also been moved up, by two weeks, to February 22. Amusingly, Variety’s Peter Bart writes that “everyone I ran into last week claimed to be reading it […]

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