Sentence examples for fledgling publisher from inspiring English sources

Published in the UK by the then fledgling publisher, Bloomsbury, Linda McCartney's Home Cooking sold 400,000 copies in its first few months.

While Arthur bobbed and weaved as a fledgling publisher, Primis began his own campaign for change on the business side.

Shallit met Jackson, then a fledgling publisher, in Tin Pan Alley and invited him to join Melodisc, which released plenty of Caribbean and African music.

Despite the widespread success of the puzzle, especially after the fledgling publisher Simon & Schuster came out with a collection of crosswords in 1924 (their very first book), The New York Times was one of the last remaining newspapers in the United States to run one.

While building out an entire analytics dashboard is a tall task for a fledgling publisher, platforms like Moat can be utilized to track advanced metrics like viewable impressions, in-view time, interaction time, interaction rate, a heat-map-like hover rate, attention quality, and time to scroll.

Not that the two fledgling publishers were thinking that hard about marketing when they decided to create Melville House.

Catherine (aka Kiran) is a 27-year-old genderqueer activist and fledgling magazine publisher, as well as a freelance writer.

Traditional publishers and fledgling digital publications alike are trying to find the best ways to monetize their content on the Web and take advantage of the benefits offered by hyperlocal content and the targeted advertising that (should) come with it.

The publishing spinoff includes News Corp's newspapers including The Wall Street Journal and The Times in London, a cable network and pay-TV provider in Australia, book publisher HarperCollins and fledgling education company, Amplify.

Among the main titles wrapped into News Corporation will be the Times, Sunday Times, the Sun, the Wall Street Journal, New York Post and the Australian, plus book publisher HarperCollins and a fledgling education unit, Amplify.

Among the main titles wrapped into the new company will be The Times, Sunday Times, The Sun, the Wall Street Journal, New York Post, The Australian plus book publisher HarperCollins and a fledgling education unit, Amplify.