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Penguin Random House expands into TV

Wednesday, 21 August 2013    Books+Publishing
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Penguin Random House is moving into television production to boost the sales of its books, reports the Wall Street Journal. The publisher’s first project is a six-episode cooking show called Heartland Table starring ‘little-known chef Amy Thielen’, which will be screened in the US in September on the Food Network, and...

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