Publishers Weekly, November 13th, 2000
IN ITS 75TH YEAR in operation, Caldwell, Idaho's, Caxton Press is working to become a larger presence among Western publishers. "We're reinventing what we're doing," said Scott Gipson, v-p and publisher of Caxton Press, noting that the company is using technology to upgrade its entire publishing operation. The book unit was known as Caxton Printers for about 70 years before it changed its name to Caxton Press in an effort to differentiate itself from its parent company. The push to expand its book division is being led by Gipson, who is the great-great-grandson of Caxton founder A.E. Gipson; ...
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