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Not so fast, said Robin Steinberg, executive vice president and director of publishing investment and activation for MediaVest.
Cassin is the director of publishing for Centro Primo Levi, which promotes the historical study of Italian Jews.
The new editor, W. Ralph Eubanks, is currently the director of publishing at the Library of Congress in Washington.
In addition, the company secretary will report into Richard, as will Richard Furness, GNM's director of publishing.
Diana Athill was 75 when she retired as editor and director of publishing firm André Deutsch in 1993.
Mark Lesbirel, currently director of publishing and home entertainment at Zodiak Rights, will join Bwark as managing director.
"This is a timely wake-up call that more is needed for donors to fulfil their original commitments," said David Hall-Matthews, director of Publish What You Fund.
He concludes by suggesting that the directors of publishing groups might like to meet him to "discuss concerns" they may have about whether or not to sign up to Ipso.
As in previous years, a number of jurors rose to voice their disapproval over the selections of their panels, drawing hisses, ap plause or laughter from critics, publicity directors of publishing houses and other people from the publishing community who filled the news conference to over flowing.
"The Zoo Art Fair, which ran for a few years in the 2000s, was doing something quite interesting, representing public art spaces as well as young commercial galleries," said Mr. Hammonds, who is also a co-director of Publish and Be Damned, a fair focused on self-published books.
