Library of Congress
A former colleague reflects on working alongside the cartoonist Herb Block, as well as some of the surprising aspects of Block's private life revealed in the new documentary Herblock.
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These documentaries look to incite action with more than their stories.
First Run Features
The now-56-year-old kids from Michael Apted's documentary series were the first the reality-TV subjects—and they remain some of the most compelling.
AP Images
Numbers show that the publishing industry is handling the rise of e-readers better than what folk knowledge might suggest.
Dutton Penguin
Whether in fiction or nonfiction, audiences are gravitating towards media that makes America's enemies knowable.
Knopf
Green's patience and intuition made him a valued editor at Knopf for more than four decades.
Random House
E.L. James' saucy novels sold 25 million copies in just four months--a benchmark that Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy didn't hit in four years.
AP
The new play explores the life of a luminary who, in the midst of a changing news culture, lost his way.
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The lives of two young women were forever altered by sexual affairs. Now they're cashing in.
Wall Street Journal
The newspaper's books section is excellent and exemplifies how reviewing is still a well-valued aspect of American journalism.
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The three television personalities recently left their high-visibility shows for riskier media outlets, cutting their audiences significantly.
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The digital revolution is not only changing how books are read, it is also changing the how they are written, produced, and promoted.
New York Review of Books
For nearly 50 years, the magazine has led the discourse in the publishing world
Private Eye
Britain's satirical mainstay still steers the country's cultural dialogue
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The books business is surging with innovation
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