Lukewarm "Potter" reviews don't bother muggles
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The new "Harry Potter" movie drew lukewarm reviews on Tuesday heading into its global debut, but millions of "muggles" are expected to ignore the critics and turn out in droves, box office watchers said.
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The New York Times published a review of  the final Harry Potter book on Thursday before it went on sale,  drawing a stinging response from author J.K. Rowling.
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The book publishing community is upbeat as it faces life without Harry Potter, along with an immediate future bereft of sure-fire blockbusters.
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LONDON &#151; Harry Potter has cast a spell on British book buyers, who purchased more than 2.6 million copies of the boy wizard's final adventure in 24 hours, an industry data service said Monday.
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The sixth book in the children&#39;s series by JK Rowling rocketed to the top of the best-seller charts on Amazon&#39;s US and UK websites, although it will not be published for another seven months.
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The final book in the Harry Potter series sold an estimated 8.3 million copies in its first 24 hours of sale, setting a new record for the book industry, according to U.S. publisher Scholastic.
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Meddling muggles boast of last book transcript attack A hacker posting on a full disclosure email list run by InSecure.org claims to have obtained a copy of a transcript of the forthcoming book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.â¦
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Booksellers' quarterly results this week haven't been an exciting read, and Borders is no different.
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Not interested in Ellison's cold embrace
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Tycho: It's available almost everywhere, actually, but we have it on our own store now if you do not already posess it. I've seen a few out there in The Retail Book Fortresses, so should you desire a copy of Epic Legends Of The Magic Sword Kings, the process will be very straightforward. I think it turned out really well, but I wrote all of it, and I get paid when you buy it. So I might not be the person to ask.  Trivia: The third book is called The Warsun Prophecies, which we already announced. The fourth book is called "Birds Are Weird."(CW)TB
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The book publishing community is  upbeat as it faces life without Harry Potter, along with an  immediate future bereft of sure-fire blockbusters.
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The latest in a long year of literary scandals just isn't that scandalous
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A play about a stablehand who mutilates horses was never going appeal to all, but "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe's assured performance in Peter Shaffer's "Equus" pleased London critics.
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Early user reviews of IBM's new Lotus Symphony office software suite are unlikely to be music to IBM's ears.
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Warner Bros. Pictures,  whose &quot;Harry Potter&quot; series is past the halfway mark, may have  found its next big all-ages franchise. The studio has come out  on top of a bidding war for the rights to upcoming children&#39;s  book series &quot;Skulduggery Pleasant&quot; by Irish author Derek Landy.
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LONDON/NEW YORK  - The New York Times and the Baltimore Sun published reviews of the final Harry Potter book on Thursday before it went on sale, drawing a stinging response from author J.K. Rowling.
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J. K. Rowling blocked the Finnish publication of her latest Harry Potter novel on paper from Finland because it lacked the ecologically friendly certification she favors, Agence France-Presse reported. Her Finnish publisher, Tammi, said that Ms. Rowling insisted that it import paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council as being derived from wood grown and harvested in a way that promotes sustainable forest development. Sinikka Partanen, a spokeswoman for Tammi, said the first Potter books in Finnish were printed on recycled paper. âThis time itâs a more specific demand,â she said. The Finnish-language version of âHarry Potter and the Deathly Hallowsâ is due on March 7.