Sentence examples for controlled publishing from inspiring English sources

Stigwood owned the record label that issued his artists' albums and film soundtracks, and he also controlled publishing rights – not since Hollywood's golden days had so much power and wealth been concentrated in the hands of one mogul.

Content that, in earlier times, would never have achieved such amplification or support, given that it would have been filtered or edited out of more tightly controlled publishing media before it was able to do so.

The paper's editorial page, which Mr. Andersen controlled, published an editorial that said secrecy about Disney was understandable -- an odd position for someone who is supposed to endorse telling people what's going on.

It's really bad when a government controls publishing, and it's just as bad when a corporation does.

They want to unlock the results of research from behind the lucrative paywalls of journals controlled by publishing companies.

"The Colonel" describes a man who very nearly allowed Presley's recording of "Suspicious Minds" to be erased because he didn't control publishing rights to the song.

He began the policy of enforced racial segregation in South Africa and allowed the newspapers he controlled to publish racist tracts.

Randomized, controlled trials published between January 1976 and November 2006 were obtained from the National Libraries of Medicine, EMBASE, and the Cochrane Library.

Unless a study is randomized, rigorously controlled and published in a peer-reviewed journal, arm your bullshit meter if anyone is claiming they've found a scalable solution.

Randomized controlled trials published between 01/01/1980 - 10/1/2014 and comparing the two strategies were selected.

Study selection Randomized controlled trials published in print in 2009 that reported primary outcomes.