Douglas & McIntyre Publishing Group's Jiibe Profile

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Douglas & McIntyre Publishing Group

Industry: Publishing

Type: Privately Held

Size: 11-50 Employees

Website: http://www.douglas-mcintyre.com/

Jiibe Summary

This company knows where its bread gets buttered and always always always takes care of the customers' needs first. Always.

The pressure in this organization is not exactly of the crushing Star Wars trash compactor variety; it's more like the crushing Star Wars trash compactor without the big scary space snake monster.

Like back in the wild west, this company is focused on the frontier of new discoveries but always keeps its Smith & Wesson by its side.

You might not all sing Kumbaya together at the start of every workday but you do spend a lot of your time in a team environment where there's a high degree of cooperation.

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Buzz for Douglas & McIntyre Publishing Group

Online bookselling, publisher-style (continued) - Quill & Quire - Other publishers, like Penguin Canada, sell online sans deals, while others, like Key Porter and Douglas & McIntyre, direct readers to booksellers. ... (posted 14 Aug 2008 11:22)

How to go native in the bookstore - Vancouver Sun - Let's start with a fun one: Me Sexy, compiled and edited by Drew Hayden Taylor (Douglas & McIntyre). The follow-up to his 2006 native humour anthology, ... (posted 21 Jun 2008 04:10)

USA Today ad revenue in free fall, a nightmare for the future of print - BloggingStocks - Newspapers may not be the last part of the print publication industry to fall apart. Douglas A. McIntyre is an editor at 247wallst.com. (posted 18 Jun 2008 08:44)

Dan Kennedy does Gatehouse - Cape Cod Today - 247's Douglas McIntyre writes: "Watch for GHS to be broken up before the end of the year or to enter Chapter 11." (GHS is GateHouse's symbol on the New York ... (posted 07 Jun 2008 15:18)

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