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'''Charter Communications, Inc.''' publishes under the following imprints : A Division of Charter Communications, Inc.<br>

A Division of {{pn|Charter Communications}} Inc.<br>

Ace Science Fiction Books are published by Charter Communications, Inc.<br>

A Division of {{pn|Charter Communications}} Inc.<br>

A Division of {{pn|Charter Communications}} Inc.<br>

5. In 1969 Ace Books became a division of Charter Communications, Incorporated. Between ~1971{{ref|1}} and ~1973{{ref|2}} : A Division of Charter Communications, Inc.

...nc." on the copyright page. It would be interesting to know what "Charter Communications, Inc" is. :Wasn't "Charter Communications, Inc." the official owner of Ace Books in the 1960s and early 1970s? [[User

* Ace Books<br>A Division of Charter Communications Inc.<br>1120 Avenue of the Americas<br>New York, N.Y. 10036 * Ace Books, a division of<br>Charter Communications Inc.<br>A Grosset &amp; Dunlap Company<br>51 Madison Ave, New York. N.Y. 10

Michael, I know you've done some work on the publisher history of Ace/Charter/Grosset etc. Any light you can shed on [[http://www.isfdb.org/wiki/index.ph ...FOBFirmName=C&locSTARTROW=91 this source], Grosset & Dunlap bought Charter Communications in 1977. (Wikipedia gives it as 1976.) If you wish, I could pull out some

...James & Johns" in 1945, "James, Johns, & Smith" in 1967, and part of ""JJ Communications inc" in 1995, we can report those facts and cite that publication as a sou ...), but did not directly act as publisher or imprint" I think that "Charter Communications" and "Gulf+Western" fit this description. -[[User:DESiegel60|DES]] <sup>[[

...imprint of Charter Communications" much less the when G.P. Putnam swallows Charter and then a succession publishing groups swallow up and spit out G.P. Putnam ...erstellar Adventure". If someone else could handle the corrections and the communications with Gilgamesh, I would greatly appreciate it. TIA! [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasue

:It's Diamond, not Charter Diamond, I have changed it. I don't know how I missed it. [[User:MLB|MLB]] ...ord, the publisher is "Troll Associates". According to Amazon, it's "Troll Communications". Perhaps "Rainbow Bridge" is a publication series. How does it appear in t

...ks, Inc. was the publishing company and Ace Books is an imprint of Charter Communications.

...Looks at Authors and Books", concerns Walker and Company only, partly from communications with "a new publicity lady named Alice Allen Groves". It features the Sprin ...48 : 20/-; BNB GB7004912; System number: 011580178"), 1970 Aurora, '''1978 Charter House/Two Continents''' ; 1978 [http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01K3NIVTA UK] (

..."Ace." It used to be a standalone company, was later a division of Charter Communications, and today is an imprint that all use variations on the "Ace" name.

...hould our naive editor assume that "Ace Books" was the imprint and Charter Communications the publisher in this case? And if only one data element is present, e.g. i ...well for keeping track of projects, organizing free text pages like Help, communications between editors, etc etc and in that sense it's an indispensable part of th

...Planet Earth. It would be kind of nice if we had a way of documenting such communications - an email cc address perhaps or a wiki page where we document all such cor Please take a look at [[Publisher:Charter Communications, Inc.]]. The ref tags are not working for me. I even tried simple <nowiki>