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    …published trade magazines such as Publishers Weekly until publication ceased in 1998 (though the association’s newsletter, Bookselling this Week, continued and is now distributed digitally). Publishers Weekly has gone full circle. Launched in 1872 by a bibliographer, it was owned for several years by R.R. Bowker (publisher of Books in…

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    …published trade magazines such as Publishers Weekly until publication ceased in 1998 (though the association’s newsletter, Bookselling this Week, continued and is now distributed digitally). Publishers Weekly has gone full circle. Launched in 1872 by a bibliographer, it was owned for several years by R.R. Bowker (publisher of Books in…

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