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Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Greenwood To Close
On the heals of the deal by Harcourt to sell perpetual rights to the Greenwood list, the company will vacate its offices in Westport CT by year end. According to WestportNow, a company source has told them that approximately 150 positions will be lost when the pink slips go out in December.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
ABC-Clio Acquires Greenwood Publishing Rights
In a deal announced this morning, Houghton Harcourt Mifflin has agreed to grant ABC-Clio a perpetual license to use the imprints and publish the titles of Greenwood Publishing Group, including Greenwood Press, Praeger Publishers, Praeger Security International and Libraries Unlimited. The announcement goes on to say HHM will transfer certain intellectual property, contracts and assets to ABC-CLIO and that the agreement is effective immediately. Terms have not been announced.
From the announcement:
Perhaps this is how deals will be done in the short term to compensate for the lack of credit.
From the announcement:
"By combining Greenwood Publishing’s impressive and extensive list of titles with our experience in publishing widely respected databases, reference books and eBooks, ABC-CLIO is expanding its role as a leader in the publishing industry,” said Ron Boehm, CEO, ABC-CLIO. “We believe that we will launch the next generation of high-quality reference, professional development and other resources for education and libraries.”This looks like a good deal for ABC-CLIO. They gain a strong list of reference titles, a reputable publisher with a history of stable consistent operations and a reliable brand particularly in the library and educational community. Greenwood was part of Reed Elsevier for many years and was incorporated into the Harcourt business unit after Harcourt was purchased by Reed. That business was sold and Greenwood ended up at HHM.
Perhaps this is how deals will be done in the short term to compensate for the lack of credit.
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