Sentence examples for multimedia publishing from inspiring English sources
"The idea is that every aspect will add to the storytelling in its own way," said David Levithan, an executive editorial director for multimedia publishing at Scholastic.
Tom Corddry, a senior manager at Microsoft from 1989 to 1996 who headed up its multimedia publishing unit, said, "The editors overestimated the way students would say, 'This has been carefully edited!
"This collaboration allows us to implement a diverse array of digital library services ranging from multimedia publishing to basic research in the long-term preservation of electronic data". Research libraries are at the center of a revolution in the creation, publication and distribution of digitally processed information.
Anuman Interactive is a French multimedia publishing company.
The staggering genius has built McSweeney's into a modestly sized (and modestly profitable) multimedia publishing empire, all without advertising.
Sperling (2011) and Anderson-Wilk and Hino (2011) regard MERLOT's system for evaluating online scholarly multimedia publishing as the most relevant, rigorous and successful example of its type in the field.
Each month we round up all the latest articles and multimedia published on NYTimes.com about young people, so that teachers and students can find this rich collection of nonfiction writing all in one place.
A Revolution at 50 (//www.nytimes.com/indexes/2003/02/25/health/genetics/index.html) is a collection of New York Times articles and multimedia published in February 2003, looking back at the fifty years since DNA was discovered and its impact on the world.
The results are reported in a new paper in the journal Drug Safety and are covered in a detailed multimedia feature published by the Chicago Tribune.
Spelling Bee champs, tech wizards, guerrilla filmmakers and Broadway stars: welcome to another edition of our monthly round-up of the latest articles and multimedia features published on NYTimes.com about young people.
This year organizers have gathered close to 2,200 books of, and about, poetry: anthologies; chapbooks; translations; poetry-related prose (essays, memoirs, academic works, biographies); poetry objects (poetry baseball cards, a series of poetry postcards); and multimedia titles published in the 14 months since the 2009 showcase.
