jim pattison group owns the guinness book of world records.
jim pattison group owns the guinness book of world records.
who owns the guinness book of world records?
jim pattison group
guinness superlatives, later guinness world records limited, was formed in 1954 to publish the first book. sterling publishing owned the rights to the "guinness" book in the us for decades. the group was owned by guinness plc and subsequently diageo until 2001, when it was purchased by gullane entertainment for $65 million. gullane was itself purchased by hit entertainment in 2002. in 2006, apax partners purchased hit and subsequently sold guinness world records in early 2008 to the jim pattison group, the parent company of ripley entertainment, which is licensed to operate guinness world records' attractions. with offices in new york city and tokyo, guinness world records' global headquarters remain in london, while its museum attractions are based at ripley headquarters in orlando, florida, us.
guinness world records
bullet::::- "a dictionary of days" (routledge, 1988)









































bullet::::- "guinness book of names" (guinness books, 1989)









































bullet::::- "guinness book of beards and moustaches" (with john foley, guinness world records, 1990)









































bullet::::- "the guinness book of money" (with adrian room, facts on file, 1990)









































bullet::::- "a dictionary of epithets and terms of address" (routledge, 1990)









































bullet::::- "journey to universe city" (addison wesley, 1991)









































bullet::::- "the new american dictionary of baby names" (signet book, 1991)









































bullet::::- "the guinness book of curious phrases" (guinness world records, 1993)









































bullet::::- "the guinness book of curious words" (guinness world records, 1994)
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