Rumours have been circulating in the trade for months about the impending launch of a Canadian office for Dorling Kindersley,… Read More »
Of Matt and after
From Dennis Lee’s eulogy to Matt Cohen, whose funeral was held at Hart House, University of Toronto, Dec. 5, 1999.There… Read More »
Letters
Speaking up for SomervilleRe: “Landlord sues Somerville,” (Dec. 1999):Admittedly, many of the actions of Somerville House deserve close scrutiny. I… Read More »
Flawed formula?
According to the ACP, the BPIDP program discourages mergers between Canadian-owned publishers in two ways. First, there’s a funding cap. If,… Read More »
Lonely Planet launches electronic travel guides
New product line is one of a range of digital initiatives being explored by travel publishers
50th anniversary for Canada’s first literary agent
Canada’s longest-operating literary agent will celebrate 50 years in the business on Jan. 31. Toronto-based Matie Molinaro set up The… Read More »
Y2K comes up short for books
What a bust! With few reported incidents of computer-related Y2K problems, most booksellers are planning to pack up their remaining… Read More »
Letters
Indigo is in the gameRe: “The Indigo Way” (Feb. 2000):Contrary to the impression made in John’s Lorinc’s article, Indigo has… Read More »
House for sale
When Jack Stoddart and the partners at Macfarlane Walter & Ross announced in January the sale of MWR to McClelland… Read More »
CDG puts new twist on corporate sales
Business panel will offer publisher editorial advice
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