Sentence examples for audio publishing from inspiring English sources

Hear This North American audio publishing rights to the forthcoming "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" have been acquired by Listening Library, the children's audio imprint of Random House's audio publishing division.

But Maja Thomas, senior vice president for digital and audio publishing at the Hachette Book Group, said she was drawn to the idea precisely because it was quirky.

"This is a wide open frontier right now," said Maja Thomas, senior vice president for digital and audio publishing at the Hachette Book Group.

Also, it has audio publishing capabilities, so a phone conversation can be recorded and posted to the Internet as a blog entry, says Robertson.

Jenny Frost, the president of the Random House audio publishing group, said that the new imprint would focus on material with a narrower audience than the company's current list of audio titles.

On Feb. 22, 1952, the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas recorded his "Child's Christmas in Wales" on a vinyl record for Caedmon Records, now owned by Harper Audio, and, voilà, audio publishing was born.

In 2001, New Millennium Audio published a collection of Moe Moskowitz sketches called "Cancel My Subscription: The Worst of NPR".

Earlier this morning, the FPF, along with the full audio, published a statement of why it chose to publish this along with some brief analysis.

But the audio published by ProPublica provides another dimension to the portrait of these unaccompanied minors, who have not been allowed to speak to journalists.

The released transcript and audio, published by the newspaper Folha de S. Paulo, appears to feed widespread suspicions that top lawmakers are trying to stifle investigations into billions of dollars of alleged bribes involving the state oil company, Petrobras.

"In Deir al-Adas [a village in southern Syria], I overheard someone who had a strong Tehrani accent over walkie-talkie," Suleimani says, according to a transcript of the audio published on local agencies.