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Melbourne University Publishing Reports Strong Sales for 'My Israel Question'

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sun 04:25
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What happened

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Melbourne University Publishing reported that Antony Loewenstein’s book, My Israel Question, moved into its second printing after selling out its initial run in less than one week. Louise Adler, CEO and Publisher of Melbourne University Publishing, responded to criticism regarding the book in the electronic magazine Crikey.

From antonyloewenstein.com

Why it matters

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The rapid sales success of the book indicates strong market demand for the subject matter., this demand suggests a direct revenue increase for Melbourne University Publishing.

From antonyloewenstein.com

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  • Melbourne University PublishingSpeculative

    Melbourne University Publishing could see a direct revenue increase due to the high demand and required reprints.

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The entities involved

  • Louise Adler

    Australian editor and publisher

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  • Crikey

    Australian electronic magazine

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