Sentence examples for free publishing from inspiring English sources

Short Edition, which currently has a staff of eleven, has offered a free publishing platform for amateur writers since 2011.

HomePage is a collection of tools and templates that allow members to create personal Web pages on a free publishing area called home page.mac.com.mac.com

He also suggests that the outlook for paid content is brighter than it has ever been, against a backdrop of heated industry debate about the merits of paid and free publishing models.

The scandal has sent a chill through Hong Kong's supposedly free publishing world, which has traditionally been able to produce books outlawed in the authoritarian mainland thanks to the "one country, two systems" model introduced on its return to China in 1997.

We shouldn't look a free publishing gift horse in the mouth, but Facebook shouldn't be surprised if professionals and businesses are a little nervous about depending on it.

I'm just not sure how Teens in Tech is going to build a viable business out of them – given how many free publishing platforms are available elsewhere, it's going to be hard to get teens (who aren't exactly swimming in cash) to pay to blog.

Andy Hamilton is the author of Booze for Free, published by Eden Project Books at £9.99.

Chris Anderson, addressing an audience of entrepreneurs and other business people immersed in marketplace thinking, cited Hyde's work in his book "Free," published last year.

In an article for Comment is free published shortly after the CPS made its statement, Hain criticised the Electoral Commission – the body that reported him to the police – for acting in a "politically unworldly, incompetent and inconsistent" way.

This is an excerpt from the chapter "Worse Than Nothing" from his latest book "Information Doesn't Want to Be Free" published this month by McSweeney's.

Currently, Challenges faced by Uganda include low human resources for health, a growing population, double disease burden of infectious and non-communicable diseases as well as limited access to free published practice guidelines [ 14].