Sentence examples for internet author from inspiring English sources

Roy S. Kaufman is editor-in-chief of Art Law Handbook: From Antiquities to the Internet, author of two books on publishing contract law and the managing director of new ventures at Copyright Clearance Center.

In her 2007 book Naked on the Internet, author Audacia Ray wrote of the fucking machines: "In the fusion of female sexuality and technology, the curious and enthralling thing about these toys is the way in which they cast sexuality and technology together in a near miasma of technophobia and technofetishism".

Are Internet authors responsible to the public in the same way that journalists are?

We're all familiar with the terrible standards of English used in most of the Internet authoring that exists today.

While fanfic multiplied exponentially with the invention of the internet, authors were split over what to do about it.

[C1.] New Web Site Offers Outlet for Obscure Knowledge A new Web site, Squidoo.com, is offering Internet authors the chance to earn money on their obscure expertise.

Alsup is worried that Google and Oracle may have "retained or paid print or internet authors, journalists, commentators, or bloggers who have and/or may publish comments on the issues in this case".

This system is open source and available for free on the internet; authors expect no financial compensation for their contributions to this project.

Read the Internet authors Christian Carter, Rori Raye, and Carol Allen.

Students should check the facts and search for errors using two resources: an American history textbook or another relevant book and an official Internet source (one authored by a reputed organization or individual).

If an e-Book or other Internet source has an author name and page numbers, cite both elements as you would with a print book.