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In May, Variety's DVD Exclusive publication estimated that since the DVD and video were released March 30 they had generated $146 million in the United States, far outstripping the $85 million the film made in theaters.

No. Authors retain copyright of their work, but must grant an exclusive publication license to Science Robotics and AAAS for their paper to be accepted for publication.

The organizers are also making opposing statements; simultaneously opening up Fashion Week to the public through live streaming and instant reports, and closing it by cracking down on press accreditation for non-fashion exclusive publications or bloggers.

And while Publicize offers other services like content marketing, its basic process (as outlined in the graphic below) is pretty straightforward — when a startup has news that it wants to promote, Publicize draws on a team of "crowdsourced" journalists and marketers to put together a press release, which it then offers as exclusive news to a single publication.

To accompany this exclusive first publication of the photographer's new work, we sat down with Parr for some poached eggs on toast and discussed the motivational qualities of post-Brexit anger, the danger of trying to capture nostalgia and the importance of not forgetting just how weird Britain is.

It was the first iPad-exclusive newsstand publication when it debuted in 2010, and featured a photo-rich design.

All authors have provided a description of their contribution and have signed a statement granting exclusive license for publication to BMC Infectious Disease.

20 Sep 2006 Section: Text Duration and exclusivity of Syndication and Spot Sale rights changed from 12 months from the date of 1st UK publication and exclusive for the same period to subsistence in perpetuity from date of 1st UK publication and exclusive for 3 months.

He went on to promise that Ms. Jolie would provide "exclusive quotes" to the publication that purchased the photos.

The reality is that when significant news breaks — even in the form of an exclusive in a competing publication — The Times must be committed to getting on the story.

You write: "The reality is that when significant news breaks -- even in the form of an exclusive in a competing publication -- The Times must be committed to getting on the story.