Sentence examples for affiliated publishers from inspiring English sources

Break offers its branded content services to advertisers who spend $100,000 or more on ad campaigns running on the companies' sites, as well as affiliated publishers.

Right now only composers and their affiliated publishers reap these payments.

UPDATE: Although we previously reported that VideoPlaza had won the contract with RTL over Adswizz, we've since learnt that while Adswizz has an agreement with Beweb, a leading Belgian on-line ad-network which counts RTL Newmedia has one of its affiliated publishers, it's never directly entered into any agreement.

Amazon, which has built up its affiliate program for traditional books over the last decade, does not give affiliate publishers any portion of the purchase price if a visitor winds up buying an electronic book.

But by managing and curating high-quality content on their behalf, that relationship will become more like a TV network with its affiliates where it is actually generating content for its affiliate publishers which they will be able to use to augment their own articles and videos.

When Austrian immigrant brothers Jean and Julian Aberbach formed their Hill and Range publishing company in 1945, the name they chose made it clear which songwriters they were after the country-and-western writers who had been long overlooked by the established publishers affiliated with the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP).

But the publisher of the ad only gets a share of revenue if the retailer has accepted them as an affiliate publisher.

Revenues can come from licensing (AP-affiliated publishers can embed the video on their news sites) or advertising (partners can embed the video for free with the APLive branding, which comes with pre-roll plus overlay ads sold by the AP and Livestream jointly).

Bellevue Literary Press, a publisher affiliated with New York University's school of medicine, which published Tinkers, the Pulitzer Prize winning novel.

The original writers, Kathleen and Robert Fish, are no longer affiliated with the publisher, and the books will have a new editorial team as they are updated.

Stephen Brough of Profile Books, a London publisher affiliated with The Economist, says that faxes are still useful in transmitting orders to distributors, and in allowing authors to indicate changes on page proofs easily.