September 17, 2018, Hachette acquired the Christian publisher Worthy Publishing. This was followed by a reorganization in November, in which Worthy Publishing and FaithWords merged their teams under the Hachette Nashville division, and Hachette Books was moved under the Perseus Books division while taking the Da Capo Press staff and imprints. A total of 25 employees were leaving in the move, including Mauro DiPreta (Hachette Books' vice president and publisher) and John Radziewicz (Da Capo Press's vice president and publisher). Basic Books will also take on Seal Press, which it will continue as an imprint. On June 1, 2020, Hachette was one of a group of publishers who sued the Internet Archive, arguing that its collection of e-books was denying authors and publishers revenue and accusing the library of "willful mass copyright infringement". Publishing groups and imprints Hachette Book Group operates a number of publishing brands aimed at different markets, and these brands themselves contain sub-imprints that are used to publish to an even more targeted audience. Grand Central Publishing An independent publishing division within Hachette. Previously known as Warner Books. Hachette Audio Publishing group focused on audiobook adaptations and dramatizations of books published by various imprints within the Hachette group. Hachette Nashville Publishing group composed of imprints acquired from Warner Communications and Worthy Publishing. Formerly known as Warner Faith Books. Little, Brown and Company An independent publishing division within Hachette. Founded in 1837. Focused on fiction, non fiction, and "works of lasting significance". Purchased by Time Inc. in 1961, becoming part of Time Life. Sold to Hachette in 2006. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Orbit Books A publishing division focused on science fiction, fantasy, and mass market editions. Spun off from Little, Brown in 2006. Not to be confused with Orbis Books. Perseus Books Group An independent publishing division within Hachette. Founded in 1996. Acquired by Hachette in 2016. Inactive imprints Many imprints have been acquired by Hachette and the companies that were merged to form the group; some are no longer active. Abacus Paperback Library (Called the Warner Paperback Library after acquisition by Warner Communications in 1970. Not acquired by Hachette.) Questar Science Fiction Warner Aspect Reagan Arthur Books Jericho Books Business Plus Bulfinch Press (Bulfinch titles are now considered part of Little, Brown & Company.) 5 Spot Weinstein Books: Formerly an imprint of Perseus Books, this publisher was shut down on October 12, 2017 after multiple