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Tom Tivnan - News
Last updated 24.04.08
Rivals attack OUP and CUP
Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press have once again come under fire from fellow academic publishers who are angry at...
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Methuen delays Potter Lexicon
Independent publisher Methuen may not be able to release the UK edition of The Harry...
Juden warns over e-book clash
The Publishers Association c.e.o. Simon Juden has called on the industry to resolve the...
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Tom Tivnan - In Depth
Last updated 01.05.08
Finding shared ground
What is the relationship like between a Jewish publisher and Palestian author? The Bookseller talks to Profile’s Andrew Franklin and Orwell Prize winner Raja Shehadeh. It is the day after the Orwell Prize ceremony, and...
A right royal battle
The widely mooted, long-prophesied rise of the e-book for the general reader finally seems imminent. Most trade publishers, keen to embrace a potentially lucrative revenue stream, are expanding their digital programmes significantly. Yet...
ACE up her sleeve
The national offices of Arts Council England (ACE) are in the midst of a major refurbishment. Scores of workmen in hard hats scurry about; the sound of drilling and hammering is non-stop. Walls are being ripped out, and exposed wires hang from the...
Tom-Tivnan - Blogs
Last updated 04.12.07
Tom Tivnan
Making a dent in Riverdebt
Riverdeep's decision to hive off its US textbook division was a smart move for the heavily indebted group.
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