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The Workman Way: Indie and Innovative

October 21, 2014 by vmckeon

M.S. in Publishing students with Kate Travers and Emily Krasner (far left, rear), Andrea Fleck-Nisbet (far right, front) and Randall Lotowycz (far right, rear).
M.S. in Publishing: Digital and Print Media students with Kate Travers and Emily Krasner (far left, rear), Andrea Fleck-Nisbet (far right, front) and Randall Lotowycz (far right, rear).

At Workman Publishing, the main conference room is called the “homeroom,“ where staffers regularly settle into homey, slat-back chairs around a long wooden table. As an independent publisher, Workman takes pride in its unique family-type atmosphere and a publishing philosophy that differs significantly from that of the Big Five. Students in the NYU School of Professional Studies M.S. in Publishing: Digital and Print Media program received a personalized and close-up look at the Workman way during an industry visit to the company’s Varick Street headquarters. [Read more…] about The Workman Way: Indie and Innovative

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Workman Publishing: An Inside look

July 9, 2012 by vmckeon

Bob Miller talks to students

Since day one of SPI, the amount of insider access to the publishing industry given to us has been truly extraordinary. Today’s tour of Workman Publishing was no exception. As we took our seats at a long, wooden conference table, our eyes couldn’t help but wander to the entire wall devoted to a huge, colorful display of various Workman titles, including the bestsellers What to Expect When You’re Expecting and 1000 Places to See Before You Die.  [Read more…] about Workman Publishing: An Inside look

Filed Under: Summer Publishing Institute Tagged With: 1000 Places to See Before You Die, Algonquin, Artisan, Austin Kleon, Bob Miller, Brain Quest, HighBridge, Jessica Weiner, Lia Ronnen, Mike Vago, Peter Workman, Potato Chip Science, Rolling Stone, Steal Like an Artist, Storey Publishing, Susan Bolotin, The Buried Life, Thea James, Timber Press, What Do You Want to Do Before You Die?, What to Expect When You're Expecting, Workman Publishing

Good Reads, Smart Readers: A New View of E-Books

November 20, 2009 by vmckeon

Jane Friedman at SCPS-NYU Center for Publishing

“To be a success, you only have to be right 51% of the time,” said former HarperCollins CEO Jane Friedman about her publishing career, past and future. Friedman was speaking to an audience of graduate students, alumni, and faculty of NYU-SCPS Center for Publishing. Publishing heavyweights such as Michael Cader, creator of Publishers Marketplace; Peter Workman,  president and CEO of Workman Publishing; and Bob Miller, president and publisher of HarperStudio also listened intently as Friedman talked about her exciting new e-book company, Open Road Integrated Media. [Read more…] about Good Reads, Smart Readers: A New View of E-Books

Filed Under: M.S. in Publishing: Digital & Print Media Tagged With: Bob Miller, Code and Theory, e-books, eBooks, Grove Atlantic, HarperCollins, HarperStudio, Iris Murdoch, Jane Friedman, Jeffrey Sharp, Kensington Books, Michael Cader, NYU Center for Publishing, Open Road, Open Road Integrated Media, Pat Conroy, Peter Workman, print-on-demand, Publishers Marketplace, self-publishing, William Styron, Workman Publishing

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