IFILM books sold

The Hollywood Reporter is taking over the Hollywood Creative Directory line of guides and Lone Eagle Publishing. "We are thrilled to add such strong brands to our entertainment portfolio," THR's editor-in-chief and publisher Robert J. Dowling says in his very own paper.

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