What the ruling against the PRH-S&S merger means for the publishing business - The Idea Logical Company
Today's trip into the Catosphere took Panzer to The Idea Logical Company site. There with a little digging in the posts he found one about the Penguin Random House and Simon and Schuster merger failure. Panzer told you about the court case as it unfolded.
It's an interesting read.
Mike Shatzkin gives an in-depth analysis of what he believes will be the outcome of the court decision to stop the Penguin Random House (PRH) merger with Simon and Schuster (S&S). He presents his reasoning for why there will continue to be a big five in the publishing industry.
Panzer says, "Everything he presents makes sense as long as the court decision is upheld on appeal. (If there is an appeal.)"
Note: This is a very long post. Bring a large cup of warm tea and two muffins for today's reading selection.
To read the post tootle over to PRH-S&S merger rulingTo read the previous post about the court decision tootle over to PRH-S&S written ruling
It's an interesting read.Mike Shatzkin gives an in-depth analysis of what he believes will be the outcome of the court decision to stop the Penguin Random House (PRH) merger with Simon and Schuster (S&S). He presents his reasoning for why there will continue to be a big five in the publishing industry.
Panzer says, "Everything he presents makes sense as long as the court decision is upheld on appeal. (If there is an appeal.)"
Note: This is a very long post. Bring a large cup of warm tea and two muffins for today's reading selection.
To read the post tootle over to PRH-S&S merger rulingTo read the previous post about the court decision tootle over to PRH-S&S written ruling
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