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The 'couple's decision to move their programme from ChannelĤ, where it attracted a peak audience of 3 million, to the fledglingĭigital channel Watch last October backfired spectacularly, withĪudience numbers sinking from an initial 100,000 to as low as 8,000.' When their 'digital channel chatshow was axed,' the Daily Mail The decline and fall of Richard and Judy.īritain's bookselling equivalent of Oprah, Richard Madeley and Judyįinnigan reached the end of their ignoble fall from the top recently Other schools that have downtown bookstores include Old Dominion, Colgate, Wilkes University and King's College. The bookstore will be open seven days a week and have longer hours than the current campus bookstore. The new store will stock books, magazines, emblematic sportswear, CDs and DVDs and have a café and spaces for literary and artistic performances.

Under the agreement, current University store staff will be retained 'at similar compensation levels.' The new store will cost about $9 million two-thirds of that cost will be paid for by the commonwealth of Pennsylvania as part of its economic development fund for investment in small towns. When the new store opens, that space will be devoted to other uses. Effective June 1, B&N takes over management of Bucknell's current on-campus store. As part of the deal, it has contracted with Barnes & Noble to manage its bookselling operations as well as to design the new 29,000-sq.-ft. Like several other schools in recent years, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa., is moving its bookstore off campus to a nearby downtown location.

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