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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.
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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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Forty-four years after its launch, the weekly broadcast is still the dominant news magazine on television
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The combination of text, video, and archival media is the perfect medium for the new Jacqueline Kennedy volume
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Digital audio downloads comprise an increasingly large share of the book market
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The e-book marketplace is redefining what people expect to pay for books
Robin Eley
The early champion of aggregation, who showed the Internet how to create web-based communities, retires
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