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Why Dad’s book had a disclaimer from the publisher

March 14, 2010 by Mike Shatzkin 4 Comments

Only a short post on a rainy Sunday, a little folksier than usual. But I did think of something sort-of analytical at the end. But when I write about my Dad, nice things happen. Last week I got this link sent to me by a friend in London, reminding me of the disclaimer in In Cold Type. […]

Filed Under: Autobiographical, General Trade Publishing, Publishing, Publishing History Tagged With: David Replogle, Houghton Mifflin, In Cold Type, Leonard Shatzkin, Lightning Print

Family businesses

June 24, 2009 by Mike Shatzkin 6 Comments

The New York Times had a story on Tuesday morning about an advantage the Ford Motor Company had over its competitors at GM and Chrysler: it is still family-owned. As the Times explained, the family ownership was able to take a longer view than their competitors. In fact, we still don’t know whether the re-tooling […]

Filed Under: Autobiographical, New Models, Print-On-Demand, Publishing, Publishing History Tagged With: Barnes & Noble, Bookmasters, Borders, Chrysler, Dave Wurster, Doubleday, Farrar Straus & Giroux, Ford, GM, Ingram, John Ingram, John Wiley & Sons, Lightning Print, New York Times, Peter Wiley, Roger Straus, Scribners, Sterling

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