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But unlike Facebook's effort, which focuses on making publisher content load faster and be more easily read by hosting it directly on Facebook, Twitter is actually directing traffic back to publishers' sites.

Faber's Stephen Page argues these conditions are making publishers ever more risk-averse.

But the Gablers' most important battles concerned bigger issues, like making publishers define marriage as a lifelong union between a man and a woman.

Amazon's deep discounting and high volume of sales had the odd effect of making publishers raise the cover price, which made their books even less salable for independents.

And the explosion of search engines and e-commerce decimated the news industry's traditional business model, shrinking budgets for investigative projects and making publishers more wary of upsetting advertisers.

After Kann was made publisher of the Journal and chief operating officer of the company, in 1989, Pearlstine wanted to try new magazine ventures.

The two men became rivals after Arthur was made publisher, in 1992, and Primis replaced Mattson as company president, eight months later.

The daughter of a rich Wall Streeter, Eugene Meyer, she happily embraced her destiny of raising children and hosting dinner parties when she finally met the charming and charismatic Philip Graham, whom Meyer made publisher of the Post.

Most advertising networks already do this, but Google's broad reach makes publishers particularly nervous.

"As games cost more to make, publishers need to make sure the teams have been well vetted," said Joe Minton, D.D.M.'s president.

Higher advances for the elite commercial authors make publishers eager to see financial returns as quickly as possible.