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Ingram Expands Printing Offerings
Ingram is expanding the scope of the printing services it is offering to publishers through the launch of a program it is calling Life Print.
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Distribution: Midpoint and Changing Lives Press Agree
Midpoint Trade Books has signed a distribution deal with Changing Lives Press, a New York-based publisher of self-help titles.
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Distribution: Ingram Adds Four
Ingram has announced partnerships with Smoke Alarm Media, Little Pickle Press, Mouse Prints Press, and Jumping Jack Press.
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INscribe Signs Eight New Publishers
E-book distributor INscribe Digital has added a number of new publishing partners, taking on publishers in the university press, Christian publishing, and Spanish-language areas.
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Author Solutions Gets Extension
Judge Denise Cote has granted a request by Author Solutions and Penguin to extend the deadline to respond to the class action lawsuit filed against the two to June 21.
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Distribution: Bookmasters Signs TGS International
Bookmasters has signed an agreement with TGS International to distribute their print books and e-books to major U.S. booksellers for the first time in the United States. TGS International, headquartered in Berlin, Ohio, has been publishing Christian books for almost 30 years.
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Distribution: Midpoint and Mr. Food Test Kitchen Agree
Midpoint Trade Books has signed a distribution deal with Mr. Food Test Kitchen, a Florida-based cookbook publisher whose books offer recipes from the nationally syndicated Mr. Food cooking show.
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Distribution: Random House and Quirk Renew
Random House Publisher Services has announced a multi-year extension of its sales and distribution partnership with Quirk Books, which began in January 2011.
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Distribution: RH, Candlewick Renew
Random House announced a multi-year extension of its distribution partnership with Candlewick Press, which will continue to be distributed by Random House in the U.S. and Canada.
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Ganxy Adds Tools for Selling & Promoting Content Online
The New York-based start-up Ganxy, which was founded in 2009 to sell music, is rolling out more tools at the London Book Fair to help small and medium-sized publishers sell and promote DRM-free digital content online.
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