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Latest News
Around 100 Layoffs At Penguin UK Penguin UK will lay-off around 100 people in the publisher's London offices
WH Smith Says Penguin Deal Is Only 'A Trial' WH Smith has responded to criticism from the The British Guild of Travel Writers
DOJ Opens Formal Investigation Into Google Books Settlement Ir's official
'Classic' Study Of Whales Wins Samuel Johnson Prize Philip Hoare's Leviathan wins Britain's most important prize for non-fiction Other NewsReal Bookseller Of Kabul Extends Operation To UK Paul O'Grady Nets GBP2 Million Book Deal Carol Ann Duffy Launches Ted Hughes Award Book Workers Battle To Stop Job Cuts And Long Hours Lost Greene Novel To Be Serialised In Crime Magazine Clays Integrates Digital Lines Daphne Du Maurier's 'Frenchman's Creek' Home For Sale Playboy To Provide First Look At Final Nabokov Novel Trade AnnouncementsSerpent's Tail Acquires Italy's Booker Winner Harvill Secker Announce Acquisition Of Outstanding Debut Novel Bolt Action By Charlie Charters Acquired By Nick Sayers At Hodder Embargoed: The Genome Wager: Wolpert V Sheldrake Dan Brown Global Jacket Reveal The Rise And Fall Of Factory Records To Aurum Guardian First Book Award 2009 - Entry deadline Friday 17 July In Aid Of Booktrust & It's A Girl Thing For Cancer Research Uk Atlantic Books Acquires 'Arabic Booker' Winner |
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