Penguin and Random House announced the completion of their merger yesterday. As of yesterday, Penguin Random House officially exists as a company with 10,000 employees and $3.9 billion in sales… Read more »

In reaction to yesterday’s news that The Hogarth Shakespeare programme will print a series of novels reimagining the plays of Shakespeare, published in time for the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, below… Read more »

In a new video created for the Inside Random House series, which takes viewers behind the scenes at the publisher’s offices, book designers explain their creative processes and the unique… Read more »

Two weeks before United States of America vs. Apple Inc., the infamous e-book price-fixing case originally brought against Apple and five of the Big Six publishers, goes to trial, the… Read more »

Under legal pressure in Europe and in an attempt to clean up after the Random House merger, Penguin has offered to change its pricing strategy and abandon the agency model.… Read more »

In February, Macmillan was the last publisher named in the U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit to settle. And yet their ebooks have begun being discounted on retailer sites like Amazon before… Read more »

It looks like Random House-Penguin’s winning streak will continue. Citing two unnamed sources, Reuters is reporting that the European Union will approve the proposed merger of Random House and Penguin.… Read more »

I was wrong. Last July I predicted that massive sales of E.L. James’ Fifty Shades trilogy might double Random House profits in 2012. Well, the numbers are finally out—and last… Read more »

News that the DOJ had approved the merger of Random House and Penguin yesterday was easy to miss… Read more »

But what does it do?… Read more »