Random House (US)
Random House
is the world's largest book publishing group. It is wholly owned by German
media group Bertelsmann, and
is that company most significant subsidiary in the US. Its fortunes have
been boosted substantially in recent years by the phenomenal success of
author Dan Brown. The business has been assembled through a series of acquisitions
of regional publishers snapped up by Bertelsmann or the original Random
House since the late 1970s including Doubleday in the US, and Chatto &
Windus, Jonathan Cape and Ebury Press. The current group was formed in 1998
by the purchase of Random House by Bertelsmann and its merger with the
German group's existing publishing arm, Bantam Doubleday Dell. Click here to find out
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