Scholastic

As e-reading continues to gain ground and market share, several new studies shed light on the demographics of those who choose digital: kids love e-readers, men with money buy them, and iPad and Kindle are king.

A strong performance from Suzanne Collins''Hunger Games' trilogy wasn't enough to stave off steep revenue declines at book publisher Scholastic.

Back in February I wrote about the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, a non-profit organization that was upset with Scholastic for the ever-increasing number of non-book gadgets being offered as part of its classroom-based book clubs.Now the CFCFC has garnered the support of 1,262 teachers...

Scholastic's wildly popular school book clubs have won considerable praise for offering families quality books at good prices and giving teachers a chance to earn points toward books for their classrooms.But in recent years, the company has increased the number of non-book items it sells through...

Scholastic Books is giving away a free book -- "K is for Kissing a Cool Kangaroo" to the first 5,000 people who mail in a UPC from any Pampers Easy Ups or Kandoo products. The offer started Jan. 28 and ends when the 5,000 books have been awarded or on May 31. A receipt isn't needed, only the UPC...