Pearson PLC - Revision history

David at 19:25, 26 February 2009

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Steven Harkins: /* Board of Directors */

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Board of Directors

Steven Harkins at 05:00, 29 January 2009

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Steven Harkins at 04:55, 29 January 2009

2009-01-29T04:55:05Z

Steven Harkins at 04:52, 29 January 2009

2009-01-29T04:52:15Z

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Pearson PLC is the worlds largest book publisher and have branched out into related services: testing and learning software for students of all ages; data for financial institutions; public information systems for government departments.

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−	Pearson PLC is the worlds largest book publisher and have branched out into related services: testing and learning software for students of all ages; data for financial institutions; public information systems for government departments. The [[Financial Times]] is a subsidiary of Pearson PLC.	+	#redirect[[Pearson]]
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−	~~They also own the following publishing houses: [[Penguin]], [[Dorling Kindersley]], [[Scott Foresman]], [[Prentice Hall]], [~~[~~Addison Wesley]] and~~ [~~[Longman]].~~ Pearson ~~is listed on the London and New York stock exchanges (UK: PSON; NYSE: PSO) and in 2007 had sales of £4,218m ($8,394m) and an operating profit of £634m ($1,262m).~~
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−	~~==Board of Directors==~~
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−	[[Glen Moreno]], Chairman \| [[Marjorie Scardino]], Chief Executive \| [[Robin Freestone]], Chief Financial Officer \| [[David Bell]], Director for People and Chairman of Pearson Inc \| [[Will Ethridge]], Chief Executive, North American Education \| [[Rona Fairhead]] Chief Executive, Financial Times Group \| [[John Makinson]]~~, Chairman and Chief Executive, Penguin~~

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−	[[Glen Moreno]], Chairman \| [[Marjorie Scardino]], Chief Executive \| [[Robin Freestone]], Chief Financial Officer, [[David Bell]], Director for People and Chairman of Pearson Inc, [[Will Ethridge]], Chief Executive, North American Education \| [[Rona Fairhead]] Chief Executive, Financial Times Group \| [[John Makinson]], Chairman and Chief Executive, Penguin	+	[[Glen Moreno]], Chairman \| [[Marjorie Scardino]], Chief Executive \| [[Robin Freestone]], Chief Financial Officer \| [[David Bell]], Director for People and Chairman of Pearson Inc \| [[Will Ethridge]], Chief Executive, North American Education \| [[Rona Fairhead]] Chief Executive, Financial Times Group \| [[John Makinson]], Chairman and Chief Executive, Penguin

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	They also own the following publishing houses: [[Penguin]], [[Dorling Kindersley]], [[Scott Foresman]], [[Prentice Hall]], [[Addison Wesley]] and [[Longman]]. Pearson is listed on the London and New York stock exchanges (UK: PSON; NYSE: PSO) and in 2007 had sales of £4,218m ($8,394m) and an operating profit of £634m ($1,262m).		They also own the following publishing houses: [[Penguin]], [[Dorling Kindersley]], [[Scott Foresman]], [[Prentice Hall]], [[Addison Wesley]] and [[Longman]]. Pearson is listed on the London and New York stock exchanges (UK: PSON; NYSE: PSO) and in 2007 had sales of £4,218m ($8,394m) and an operating profit of £634m ($1,262m).
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		+	==Board of Directors==
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		+	[[Glen Moreno]], Chairman \| [[Marjorie Scardino]], Chief Executive \| [[Robin Freestone]], Chief Financial Officer, [[David Bell]], Director for People and Chairman of Pearson Inc, [[Will Ethridge]], Chief Executive, North American Education \| [[Rona Fairhead]] Chief Executive, Financial Times Group \| [[John Makinson]], Chairman and Chief Executive, Penguin

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−	Pearson PLC is the worlds largest book publisher and have branched out into related services: testing and learning software for students of all ages; data for financial institutions; public information systems for government departments.	+	Pearson PLC is the worlds largest book publisher and have branched out into related services: testing and learning software for students of all ages; data for financial institutions; public information systems for government departments. The [[Financial Times]] is a subsidiary of Pearson PLC.
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		+	They also own the following publishing houses: [[Penguin]], [[Dorling Kindersley]], [[Scott Foresman]], [[Prentice Hall]], [[Addison Wesley]] and [[Longman]]. Pearson is listed on the London and New York stock exchanges (UK: PSON; NYSE: PSO) and in 2007 had sales of £4,218m ($8,394m) and an operating profit of £634m ($1,262m).