The chancellor's Autumn Statement highlighted the potential benefits to the pharmaceutical industry of publishing anonymised data drawn from NHS patient records.
Ephron dominated the male-run industries of journalism, publishing, Broadway and Hollywood, earning the accolades and awards of her male peers and practically inventing a genre that remains the most successful in all of film: the romantic comedy.
Still, the model of scholars advising printers became normal in the sixteenth century, even if, in later centuries, the profit-driven industry of publishing and the industrious scholarship of the libraries gradually became separate spheres.
"And by the mid-1400's a new industry of publishing was born, producing bound books of geography, cosmology, history and exploration".
That £1.9 billion cost of peer review is a great many jobs, and, more importantly, it is seen as an essential part of the £24 billion industry of publishing, distributing, and accessing journal articles, which itself is 14% of the costs of undertaking, communicating, and reading the results of research.
It feels less inaccurate, though, than the constant mentions of my doggedness and determination in the face of publishing industry rejection.
Construction worker's son feeling pinch of publishing industry slowdown.
Last month, I joined a delegation of publishing industry representatives on a visit to Cuba to meet with our publishing counterparts in Havana.
Is there a future for a figure like Ames, mission-drive and skeptical of publishing industry consolidations that might compromise the integrity of his work?
The entries will be reviewed by an impressive list of publishing industry insiders from Simon & Schuster, Penguin Random House, Grove Atlantic, Henry Holt, Grand Central Publishing and more.
