The Corner Office: He Did It
Eric Kampmann, president of Beaufort Books, published the one book other publishers wouldn’t touch. He talks about why he decided to bring O.J. Simpson’s controversial “If I Did It” to market.
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The now-defunct HarperCollins imprint Regan Books, headed by editor and publisher Judith Regan, was scheduled to release the Simpson book in November 2006, but the publication was canceled amidst widespread public opposition to the book. Later, a federal bankruptcy judge awarded the rights to the book to Goldman’s family, who had won a $38 million wrongful death judgement against Simpson in civil court that was never satisfied.
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