Sentence examples for guide publishing from inspiring English sources

Michael Spring, the publisher of Frommer's Travel Guides, said that the tight margins of guide publishing require companies like his to employ younger, less seasoned writers.

"The book is such a great technology -- it's lightweight, it's mobile and the battery never runs out," said Matthew Goldberg, the chief executive of Lonely Planet, an Australian travel guide publishing company that covers the world with more than 600 guidebooks in 17 languages.

On the other side of the political coin, Richard Nixon most liked to play his presidential golf within the secure confines of the Sunnylands estate of Walter Annenberg, TV Guide publishing magnate and ambassador to England.

Broad admits the last thing he wants is to become another Walter Annenberg, the late TV Guide publishing mogul whose giant 1993 gift to public education disappeared with hardly a trace (see box).

Last year, for example, Palace Press successfully shipped from China 10,000 copies of "The Dalai Lama," a daily meditation and prayer guide published by a small American publisher.

To order the Cheltenham Festival Betting Guide published by Weatherbys please click here.

The newspaper's 24-page election guide published last Sunday all but ignored them.

(It also borrowed from "Take Ivy," a 1965 style guide published in Japan).

And for Smart Older Birds Early bird specials are also listed in a guide published by the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs.

Internationally, he is best known for "Wine Tasting," a slender how-to guide published in 1968 and republished many times.

The Web site was designed to resemble the Radio Times, the popular TV guide published until recently by the BBC.