With his long-time confederates JW Alexander (gospel veteran turned writer-producer) and ER Crain (Sam's mentor in the Soul Stirrers), he launched publishing and record companies and promoted new black talent in R&B, pop and gospel.
Recently launched publishing platform Verst released a big update today, with new features like a homepage builder, new pricing and support for subscription paywalls.
While she was working as the managing partner (1976 85) of a Savannah, Georgia, law firm, she and her husband, Albert Scardino, launched and published a weekly newspaper, The Georgia Gazette, which succeeded editorially under Albert's direction.
Three years after the Consumers Assocationn was launched, Young published The Chipped White Cups Of Dover, which set out detailed ways in which public services could give their clients a better deal.
MySpace recently launched a publish to Twitter feature, and Facebook launched a limited version and may be launching the full monty soon.
SheFinds, which includes MomFinds and recently launched BrideFinds, publishes editorial content featuring click-to-buy items applicable to its specific vertical audience.
The Ramanujan Journal, an international publication, was launched to publish work in all areas of mathematics influenced by his work.
The first book of crosswords, published in 1924 by Dick Simon and Max Schuster, sparked a nationwide craze and launched the publishing firm of Simon & Schuster.
The Respect MP George Galloway launched his publishing company last night at a familiar venue - the curry house in east London's Brick Lane where he held his victory party after winning the seat of Bethnal Green and Bow.
Within four years she launched into publishing Notes on Nursing, establishing a school for nurses at St Thomas' hospital, and sending nurses across the country to spread her views on training, hygiene and hospital organisation.
When Gallimard launched a publishing house in the Canadian province of Quebec earlier this year, it gave it another name, as if the big Parisian names were reserved for the homeland.
