Jim Milliot is the co-editorial director at Publishers Weekly. He covers themes related to publishing and media, focusing on topics such as market trends, holiday publications, and in memoriam features. Jim's insights and expertise are regularly featured in Publishers Weekly.
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Jim Milliot's articles are heavily focused on the book industry, publishing companies, book sales, acquisitions, and CEO priorities. His coverage frequently includes press releases and cites data from various sources. If you have relevant industry data or insights to share about the book industry trends, company acquisitions, or sales figures backed by credible sources or original research, it could be of interest to Jim.
Newsworthy topics for him might include significant mergers/acquisitions in the publishing sector, analysis of trends affecting print and digital book sales with supporting data points and expert commentary on how CEOs' priorities impact the future of publishing companies. Keep in mind that his geographic focus is not specified but his coverage suggests a broad interest across international markets within the publishing industry.
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Sales of religious print books remain solid through October, offsetting slow digital sales.
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By Jim Milliot | May 29, 2024 Kathleen Faber (l.) and Wendy Ceballos (r.)
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By Jim Milliot and John Maher | Jun 03, 2024 Sales of digital audiobooks are continuing their solid growth in 2024, according to
Bend, Ore.–based Blue Star Press has acquired Sasquatch Books from Penguin Random House, which had bought the Seattle-based publisher , one of its distribution clients, in 2017.
By Jim Milliot | Jun 06, 2024 In publishers' ongoing fight to shutdown pirate sites, Cengage, Elsevier, Macmillan Learning, and
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By Jim Milliot | Jun 10, 2024 Photo: Flickr/Johan Larsson
Never shy about expressing his opinions, Shatzkin was a favorite of the publishing media, and on his long-running blog, the 'Shatzkin Files,' he regularly offered his opinions on the state of publishing.
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