But when the newly created AOL Time Warner further consolidated its pop power by announcing plans this week to merge with EMI Group (bringing together the immense music publishing arms of both companies as well as the record labels), it was interested in content.
A publisher named Edwin Othello Excell gave the version of "Amazing Grace" set to "New Britain" immense popularity by publishing it in a series of hymnals that were used in urban churches.
Scientists are under immense pressure to publish; the time and energy that accountability requires simply detracts from that goal.
The move comes after a similar suggestion by David Davis that his Brexit department had carried out 58 sectoral analyses resulted in immense pressure to publish the findings.
I've tried to forget my own phallus while searching for signs of genius in H.D.'s immense body of published poetry and prose, but although I discern a large intelligence, a high level of craft and a vast ambition, I can identify only an intermittently interesting talent.
Long revered as the author of The Faerie Queene, an immense allegorical epic published in six books (out of a projected 12) in the early 1590s, Spenser is still routinely listed as one of the greatest poets of the period, his name appearing alongside Shakespeare, Marlowe, Donne and indeed Jonson.
But in the world of bookselling, small really is beautiful: witness, for example, the immense efforts of the publishing community to help The Book Case in Hebden Bridge when it was devastated by floods in December.
Back then, in a world dominated by immense cost barriers to publishing, we hijacked the best technology on the shelf just as it became affordable for the proletariat.
The footage was later published with immense impact globally as the "Collateral Murder" video.
In 1977, Bangs accompanied the Clash on tour, which resulted in an immense three-part interview published in the NME.
