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Penguin Random House Gets Indian-Origin Nihar Malaviya As Interim Chief
Nihar Malaviya, an Indian-origin publishing executive, has been named interim CEO of New York-based international publishing group Penguin Random House after its current chief executive officer Markus Dohle announced he is stepping down from the role
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Viral Video: Penguin Gets Mixed With Another Group, Friend Goes To Take It Back
A video is going viral on the internet shows two groups of penguins interacting with each other in their unique ways.
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"Heart Of The Earth": Tourists Flock To Swim Among Penguins In Antarctica
"It's like getting stabbed," a tourist exclaims, as he plunges into the three-degree Celsius (37-Fahrenheit) water, all under the intrigued gaze of a group of penguins. All around Half Moon Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula, blocks of ice of all sizes float by on a calm sea, their varying forms resembling weightless origami shapes.
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80,000 Tourists Visit Antarctica To Swim With Penguins Amid Criticism
"It's like getting stabbed," a tourist exclaims as he plunges into the three degree Celsius (37 Fahrenheit) water, all under the intrigued gaze of a group of penguins.
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Raymond Chief's Plea Against Father's Autobiography Dismissed
A Mumbai court has dismissed a plea filed by Raymond Group Chairman and Managing Director Gautam Singhania seeking an injunction on his father Vijaypat Singhania's proposed autobiography, "The Incomplete Man".
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Penguins Found A Camera - And Then Filmed Themselves. Watch
Two emperor penguins in Antarctica captured a short video of themselves after coming across a camera left on the ice by a human. The Australian Antarctic Division posted the comical, 38-second clip to its social media channels Thursday. " . . . It didn't take long for the naturally curious birds to seize the opportunity for a selfie," the group sai...
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Financial Times to be Sold to Digital News Company
British publisher Pearson is in advanced talks to sell the Financial Times Group to Germany's Axel Springer, bringing an end to its near 60-year ownership of the pink-paged business newspaper, the FT said today.
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Another book by Wendy Doniger under attack
Another book on Hinduism by American indologist Wendy Doniger has come under attack from the same Delhi-based group which had compelled the publishers of an earlier work by her to withdraw the title.
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Authors, historians denounce Penguin's withdrawal of Wendy Doniger's book 'The Hindus'
A group of authors and historians has denounced the withdrawal of American scholar Wendy Doniger's book on Hinduism, calling it a "campaign to drown all questioning voices and prepare the ground for a chauvinistic and communal presentation of history and culture."
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Have to respect law, however intolerant: Penguin India on destroying Wendy Doniger's 'The Hindus'
Amid outrage over its decision to destroy American scholar Wendy Doniger's "The Hindus: An Alternative History" following a legal settlement with a fringe group, Penguin India today broke its silence and defended its capitulation but highlighted that the Indian law made it difficult to uphold free speech.
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Disturbed about India's worsening political climate: Wendy Doniger after row over her book
American scholar Wendy Doniger, whose book "The Hindus: An Alternative History" will be destroyed by its publisher Penguin as part of a legal settlement with a fringe group, has said she is "deeply troubled" by what this means for free speech in India and its "steadily worsening political climate."
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Penguin to destroy copies of 'The Hindus': Deeply troubled by what it foretells for free speech in India, says Wendy Doniger
With publisher Penguin India recalling all copies of American scholar Wendy Doniger's "The Hindus: An Alternative History" to be destroyed as part of a court-backed settlement with a group that called the 2009 book "insulting to Hindus", Ms Doniger says she is angry and disappointed but is glad that in the age of the Internet, it is no longer possi...
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Penguin CEO takes stand in Apple ebooks antitrust case
Penguin, was accused of conspiring to raise the prices of ebooks with four other publishers.
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US reaches ebooks settlement with Penguin
The US Justice Department has reached a settlement with Penguin Group in the government's investigation of alleged price-setting in the e-book market.
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Penguin, Random House to merge
In a bid to cash in on the growing consumer demand for electronic books, publishing giants Pearson and Bertelsmann have announced the merger of their respective book-publishing arms, Penguin and Random House, the companies announced on Monday.
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Penguin Random House Gets Indian-Origin Nihar Malaviya As Interim Chief
Nihar Malaviya, an Indian-origin publishing executive, has been named interim CEO of New York-based international publishing group Penguin Random House after its current chief executive officer Markus Dohle announced he is stepping down from the role
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Viral Video: Penguin Gets Mixed With Another Group, Friend Goes To Take It Back
A video is going viral on the internet shows two groups of penguins interacting with each other in their unique ways.
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"Heart Of The Earth": Tourists Flock To Swim Among Penguins In Antarctica
"It's like getting stabbed," a tourist exclaims, as he plunges into the three-degree Celsius (37-Fahrenheit) water, all under the intrigued gaze of a group of penguins. All around Half Moon Island, off the Antarctic Peninsula, blocks of ice of all sizes float by on a calm sea, their varying forms resembling weightless origami shapes.
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80,000 Tourists Visit Antarctica To Swim With Penguins Amid Criticism
"It's like getting stabbed," a tourist exclaims as he plunges into the three degree Celsius (37 Fahrenheit) water, all under the intrigued gaze of a group of penguins.
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Raymond Chief's Plea Against Father's Autobiography Dismissed
A Mumbai court has dismissed a plea filed by Raymond Group Chairman and Managing Director Gautam Singhania seeking an injunction on his father Vijaypat Singhania's proposed autobiography, "The Incomplete Man".
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Penguins Found A Camera - And Then Filmed Themselves. Watch
Two emperor penguins in Antarctica captured a short video of themselves after coming across a camera left on the ice by a human. The Australian Antarctic Division posted the comical, 38-second clip to its social media channels Thursday. " . . . It didn't take long for the naturally curious birds to seize the opportunity for a selfie," the group sai...
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Financial Times to be Sold to Digital News Company
British publisher Pearson is in advanced talks to sell the Financial Times Group to Germany's Axel Springer, bringing an end to its near 60-year ownership of the pink-paged business newspaper, the FT said today.
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Another book by Wendy Doniger under attack
Another book on Hinduism by American indologist Wendy Doniger has come under attack from the same Delhi-based group which had compelled the publishers of an earlier work by her to withdraw the title.
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Authors, historians denounce Penguin's withdrawal of Wendy Doniger's book 'The Hindus'
A group of authors and historians has denounced the withdrawal of American scholar Wendy Doniger's book on Hinduism, calling it a "campaign to drown all questioning voices and prepare the ground for a chauvinistic and communal presentation of history and culture."
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Have to respect law, however intolerant: Penguin India on destroying Wendy Doniger's 'The Hindus'
Amid outrage over its decision to destroy American scholar Wendy Doniger's "The Hindus: An Alternative History" following a legal settlement with a fringe group, Penguin India today broke its silence and defended its capitulation but highlighted that the Indian law made it difficult to uphold free speech.
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Disturbed about India's worsening political climate: Wendy Doniger after row over her book
American scholar Wendy Doniger, whose book "The Hindus: An Alternative History" will be destroyed by its publisher Penguin as part of a legal settlement with a fringe group, has said she is "deeply troubled" by what this means for free speech in India and its "steadily worsening political climate."
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Penguin to destroy copies of 'The Hindus': Deeply troubled by what it foretells for free speech in India, says Wendy Doniger
With publisher Penguin India recalling all copies of American scholar Wendy Doniger's "The Hindus: An Alternative History" to be destroyed as part of a court-backed settlement with a group that called the 2009 book "insulting to Hindus", Ms Doniger says she is angry and disappointed but is glad that in the age of the Internet, it is no longer possi...
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Penguin CEO takes stand in Apple ebooks antitrust case
Penguin, was accused of conspiring to raise the prices of ebooks with four other publishers.
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US reaches ebooks settlement with Penguin
The US Justice Department has reached a settlement with Penguin Group in the government's investigation of alleged price-setting in the e-book market.
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Penguin, Random House to merge
In a bid to cash in on the growing consumer demand for electronic books, publishing giants Pearson and Bertelsmann have announced the merger of their respective book-publishing arms, Penguin and Random House, the companies announced on Monday.
