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Article: Six Guidebook Publishers and Their Policies on Freebies
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- April 27, 2008
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Publisher: Lonely Planet (BBC recently acquired a majority stake)
Located: Melbourne, Australia
Titles in print: 500
Number of books sold per year: 7 million in English, 9 million
total
Freebie policy: Freebies not allowed "in exchange for positive
coverage."
What they say: Although the policy may sound as if it allows for
loopholes, publisher Piers Pickard emphatically states that the
company's policy is "no freebies -- period."
Publisher: Fodor's (Random House)
Located: New York
Titles in print: 350
Number of books sold per year: not available
Freebie policy: Allowed if restaurants and hotels are notified
that providing complimentary meals or lodging will not influence
whether the ...
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