Andrews McMeel Drops Scott Adams
Skip to commentsAndrews McMeel Universal announced late Sunday evening that they will no longer associate with Scott Adams.
Andrews McMeel Universal is severing our relationship with Dilbert creator Scott Adams. The process of this termination will extend to all areas of our business with Adams and the Dilbert comic strip.
As a media and communications company, AMU values free speech. We are proudtopromote and share many different voices and perspectives. But we will never support any commentary rooted in discrimination or hate. Recent comments by Scott Adams regarding race and race relations do not align with our core values as a company.
Our creator-first approach is foundational to AMU, and we deeply value our relationships with our creators. However, in the case with Adams, our vision and principles are not compatible.
Hugh Andrews, Chairman
Andy Sareyan, CEO and President
UPDATE
Today (February 27) or possibly last night Andrews McMeel Syndication dropped Dilbert from its solicitation page of comics AMS provides to newspapers for syndication.
Andrews McMeel Publishing, which will no longer publish new Dilbert books, keeps its Dilbert book page up. I doubt anyone seriously thinks AMP should write them off and burn/recycle a warehouse full of Dilbert books.
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