Sentence examples similar to Accountable publisher from inspiring English sources
"Book publishers are rarely held accountable for publishing invalid health information.
But I strongly believe the literary community must hold the publisher accountable.
If we want fewer games to launch broken, we have to hold publishers accountable.
The Washington Post reported that Englin's bill would hold publishers accountable and require them to prove review of textbooks by subject-area specialists.
Among other stipulations, the legislation requires each website to appoint a chief editor who is a member of the country's only press association and holds online media publishers accountable for all content, including comments posted by readers.
In a September 2011 statement, the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts justified the NPPA's existence, stating: "The various safeguards provided for in the NPPA help to ensure that the media operating in Singapore play a responsible role and that publishers are accountable for the content they publish.
Corrections have been elevated to make the publisher more accountable, Riordan says.
"The private companies were braver and less accountable than the state publishers because they are not part of the regulatory structure," Jo Lusby, the managing director of Penguin China, told me.
Can the publishers be held accountable or even liable for the impact of the articles they publish?
The Internet, on the other hand, includes anonymous "publishers" who are accountable to no one and yet have the power to reveal secrets with impunity, if not always with credibility.
