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London - AFP

British publisher Pearson said Thursday that it was in talks with German media giant Bertelsmann over a potential merger of their respective consumer publishing divisions Penguin and Random House. "Pearson notes recent media coverage regarding Penguin and Random House (part of Bertelsmann)," it said in a brief statement. "Pearson confirms that it is discussing with Bertelsmann a possible combination of Penguin and Random House. "The two companies have not reached agreement and there is no certainty that the discussions will lead to a transaction. A further announcement will be made if and when appropriate." The statement was prompted by an article in the Pearson-owned Financial Times, which reported on its website that the two companies were seeking to combine the publishing units to create a global market leader.

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