Sentence examples for paid publishing from inspiring English sources

Once the fee was paid, publishing executives could discuss marketing strategies with Amazon staff; otherwise, they'd have to rely on the company's algorithms.

Authorship is important in pop, because a) it means you get paid publishing monies, and b) pop music is meant to be genuine, an expression of the singer's innermost soul.

Terrestrial (or broadcast) radio only pays publishing fees, which go to composers and record labels, but not to performers.

The UK's High Court has ruled that news monitoring agencies will have to pay publishing companies to use their web content, effectively re-classifying headlines as separate literary works subject to copyright.

Every time Time Warner-owned HBO airs a rerun of the series finale, it will also have to pay a performance royalty to the songwriters and their respective publishing companies, much like terrestrial radio stations have to pay publishing royalties whenever they play a song on the air.

Executives like Imagine Radio's Porteus frequently point out that they already pay publishing royalties, and that they are willing to accept having to pay a separate licensing fee to the labels if that's what it will take to survive and build their businesses (revenues for some web radio startups range from as low as $60,000 a year to as high as $500,000).

Henry Ford Health System may pay publishing costs of this work.

At issue was whether TransCanada is a common carrier — a company with pipeline open to any oil company willing to pay published rates.

"The author paid the publishing costs".

While refusing to specify how many people downloaded the album, the band revealed the sum paid in publishing royalties for the first time.

Self-publish -- pay a publishing service or copy shop to reproduce copies and bind your book, or go to a self-service copy shop and do-it-yourself.