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  • Rutgers and Bucknell Strike University Press Pact

    The university presses have reached a partnership agreement through which Rutgers will do all of the production, marketing, and sales for Bucknell titles.

  • Quarto to Sell Regent Publishing Services

    Quarto's sale of the Hong Kong-based publishing services business will allow it to focus on expanding its global illustrated book operations.

  • Trump Budget Calls for Eliminating the NEA, NEH

    President Trump's budget proposal for fiscal 2018 calls for completely eliminating funding for the NEA and NEH as well as a number of other domestic programs. The LitNet arts coalition called the NEA proposal "an assault on free expression."

  • Hachette U.K. Acquires Bookouture

    Bookouture, the U.K.-based digital publishing company that had a number of titles hit high on Amazon's Kindle e-books bestselller list in 2016, has been acquired by Hachette U.K.

  • Penguin Random House Acquires Obama Books

    Penguin Random House has won world rights, at auction, to books by former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama in a sum rumored to be as high as $60 million.

  • B&N Education Buys MBS for $174 Million

    In another move that consolidates the college retail and wholesale market, Barnes & Noble Education has acquired MBS Textbook Exchange for $174.2 million in cash.

  • Lyons Press Partners with History Channel on New Series

    Lyons Press is partnering with A+E Networks to publish a series of illustrated titles based on the History channel’s 'Breaking History' programs.

  • Blackstone Audio Buys Audio Editions

    Ashland, Ore.-based Blackstone Audio has acquired Audio Editions, the Auburn, Calif., direct-to-consumer audiobook retailer.

  • NPD Buys Nielsen's Book Services

    The market research firm NPD Group's acquisition includes Nielsen's U.S.-based BookScan, PubTrack Digital, and Books & Consumers services.

  • Pearson to Sell Stake in Penguin Random House

    Faced with worse-than-expected results in its North American higher education publishing business, Pearson said this morning that it is putting its 47% stake in Penguin Random House up for sale.

  • Central Recovery Press Buys Assets of Mac Publishing

    Las Vegas-based Central Recovery Press has acquired the assets of Mac Publishing, a publisher of materials of works on family systems and addictive disorders.

  • Sourcebooks Expands Children's Program in Deal with March 4th

    Sourcebooks has struck a deal with March 4th that will add 25 frontlist and backlist titles from March 4th's Little Pickle Press imprint to its children's nonfiction publishing program.

  • Chicago Review Press Acquires Parenting Press

    Chicago Review Press, Inc., the parent company of Chicago Review Press and Independent Publishers Group, is acquiring Parenting Press.

  • Authors United Absorbed by Authors Guild

    In a letter, Authors United founder Douglas Preston urged AU writers “to throw their support behind the Authors Guild either by joining or making a contribution.”

  • Kuhn Project, ZSH Merge to Create Aevitas

    In a letter sent out this morning, the leaders of the Kuhn Project and Zachary Shuster Harmsworth said that they are combining forces to form Aevitas Creative Management, a literary agency that will have over 20 agents and offices in three cities.

  • Detroit's Rebounding Housing Market Transforms Write A House

    Write A House, which has been giving away renovated homes in Detroit to emerging writers, is responding to the city's rebounding housing market by offering aspiring authors a free place to stay, not own.

  • After Announcing Closing, Jolly Fish Says It Has a Buyer

    Ten days after it unexpectedly announced it would close at the end of October, the hybrid publisher said it has reached an agreement in principle to sell the company.

  • Sourcebooks Signs New Deals for International Expansion

    Sourcebooks has signed with Baker & Taylor, Melia Publishing Services, Copia and Vearsa to distribute its print and digital books in overseas markets.

  • Readerlink Buys Studio Fun Assets

    Readerlink has acquired a range assets of Studio Fun, the children's publisher that had been known as Reader's Digest Children's Publishing.

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