Macmillan

Mentioned in 6 analyzed podcast episodes across 6 shows

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Sleepy History WSJ Tech News Briefing Everyone's Business (But Mine) with Kara Berry American History Hit Book Riot - The Podcast Zero to Well-Read

Episode Mentions

Sleepy History · May 21, 2026

Books

“Major 19th-century publisher founded in London (1843), published Victorian classics including Alice's Adventures in Wonderland”

History of Writing Systems (Sumerian cuneiform, Egyptian hieroglyphics)Papyrus and Parchment as Writing MaterialsAncient Libraries (Royal Library of Ashurbanipal, Library of Alexandria)

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WSJ Tech News Briefing · May 5, 2026

TNB Tech Minute: Publishers Sue Meta Over Alleged Use of Copyrighted Works in AI Training

“Publisher plaintiff in class-action lawsuit against Meta regarding copyrighted works used in Llama AI training”

AI Copyright Infringement LitigationGenerative AI Training Data SourcesFair Use Doctrine in Machine Learning

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Everyone's Business (But Mine) with Kara Berry · Apr 1, 2026

Troubled Waters: A Summer House Recaps

“Cancer support organization promoting online community forum for patient support”

Infidelity and affair timeline reconstructionRelationship financial vulnerability and business stress impactSocial media asymmetric consequences for male vs female transgressors

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American History Hit · Mar 12, 2026

America's Bloodiest Day: Battle of Antietam

“Sponsor of online community platform for cancer patients providing support and peer connection”

Battle of Antietam—September 17, 1862Emancipation Proclamation—political timing and strategic deploymentCivil War Eastern Theater strategy and Lee's Maryland invasion

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Book Riot - The Podcast · Feb 25, 2026

How Much Are You Like The Characters You Read About?

“Publisher of 23rd Street Books imprint, sponsor of episode featuring Stephanie Stalvey's graphic memoir”

Reader Demographics and Book Selection PatternsRacial Representation in Published FictionGender Representation in Main vs Secondary Characters

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Zero to Well-Read · Jan 27, 2026

"Bartleby, the Scrivener" by Herman Melville

“Publisher of 23rd Street Books imprint, which published Everything in Color by Stephanie Stalvey, featured in mid-roll sponsorship”

Literary Interpretation and Ambiguity19th-Century American Literature and the American RenaissanceLabor Alienation and Workplace Dynamics

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