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AOL Teams with PW

Literanista November 9, 2006

AOL has inked a deal with Publishers Weekly to feature selected portions of the magazine’s content on its Books Channel. The licensing agreement will allow AOL to post PW book reviews, author interviews, bestseller lists and selected feature stories. Through the deal, AOL will also link to PW’s consumer site, www.pwbooklife.com

Jennie Baird, executive director of AOL Coaches & Books, said PW will be providing content that “will be a solid addition to the features currently hosted on the site.”

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