When was Continuum International Publishing Group founded?
Continuum International Publishing Group was established in 1999. This new entity emerged from a merger between Cassell and the Continuum Publishing Company.
Continuum International Publishing Group was established in 1999. This new entity emerged from a merger between Cassell and the Continuum Publishing Company.
Editorial offices for the combined group settled into London and New York City. This consolidation created a single publisher with a transatlantic footprint.
Nova Capital Management purchased Continuum International Publishing Group in 2005. This change in ownership marked a new chapter for the business.
Bloomsbury Publishing took over the company in July 2011. From September 2012 onward, all new Continuum titles carried the Bloomsbury name under the specific imprint called Bloomsbury Academic.
The Continuum Publishing Company had been founded in New York City back in 1980. It later became part of the larger Continuum International Publishing Group structure.