Sentence examples for has ceased publishing from inspiring English sources

It has ceased publishing Folk Art Magazine, and some of its exhibition catalogs are published only online these days.

Deadline USA has ceased publishing but coverage of American politics and news continues on Guardian.co.uk over on my blog, live from the Guardian's Washington DC bureau.

In a 1996 interview in OnTheInternet (a Web publication that has ceased publishing), Jon Postel, an Arpanet pioneer, said the cartoon signaled to him that the print media didn't have to define the Internet every time it was used.

Mr. Hunter's group has ceased publishing a series of newspaper advertisements attacking the governor and urging Gov. George W. Bush of Texas to reject Mr. Pataki as a potential vice-presidential running mate.

"As of now the Boston Phoenix has ceased publishing".

Since 2003, in order to protect the privacy of the applicants, the Dutch Department of Health has ceased publishing the nationalities of IMGs.

Playboy magazine has ceased to publish all-nude centerfolds (except of Hugh Hefner).

Then in June of that year Finger Works main page published "FingerWorks has ceased operations as a business".

[B4.] The Sciences Magazine Closes The Sciences, the small but influential magazine published by the New York Academy of Science, has ceased publication.

(Another note on vanishing news:  Since publishing Stephenson's article, the Phoenix has ceased to exist).

Guardian News & Media has ceased publication of international print editions Guardian News & Media (GNM) announced in July 2011 it would cease publishing the international editions of the Guardian and Observer, as part of its digital-first strategy.