Understanding the University Press Segment: Q&A with Paula Barker Duffy, Director, University of Chicago Press
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EXTRA: The University of Chicago Press claims to be largest university press in the U.S. How is this defined, what makes you the largest?
DUFFY: The University of Chicago Press publishes both books (approximately 280 titles in 2007) and journals (more than 40) and operates a distribution facility that serves the warehouse and fulfillment needs of 55 presses. Our revenue base is in 2007 is $60 million, and we employ [more than] 300 people. I believe we are the largest U.S.-based university press [based on these] several dimensions.
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