Sentence examples for established publications from inspiring English sources

"For established publications there is still growth, despite some fallout among magazines and trophy publications.

He is in the senior ranks at two very established publications.

Translated from industry-speak that means moving from established publications to retail brands.

LM, they said, was attempting to exploit its own position to get away with saying things that other, more established publications could not.

We had sales people who were very experienced at selling established publications, but none who had ever launched a title or worked with a small publication.

We've previously featured sprawling communities like BlogHer and iVillage, established publications like More and Self, and individual blogs like Dooce and The Pioneer Woman who create broad impact.

At first, Very Smart Brothas was a means to an end: the prospect of a cushy job as a writer at a more established publication.

The question for freelancers is whether writing for a site like the News Hub can ever hold the same prestige as a byline in an established publication that has taken months to secure.

It could be that the typical established publication has become too impressed with its own self-imposed status as a journal of record, which must confine itself to the facts; and that a complex, nuanced statement sounds not enough like a fact, and hence must be confined to the blogs, where nobody has any manners anyway.

That's why it seems remarkable for an established publication to announce ambitious plans for newsroom expansion.

Companies also understand that peer-reviewed articles are important for the career development of their own scientists and their university collaborators, so many have established publication policies.