This seeks to hold the underlying author or primary publisher responsible where they can be identified.
Hill was proud of the fact that he retained the same literary agent and the same primary publisher, HarperCollins, throughout his career.
Earlier this year, Soering's primary publisher, Lantern Books, brought out Soering's sixth book in English, "A Far, Far Better Thing," with a brief foreword by Martin Sheen.
Creators and consumers still need each other but the publishers' primary business activity, making physical copies, is no longer necessary.
This Catholic publishing house based in San Francisco, California, is the primary English-language publisher of the works of Pope Benedict XVI.
Random House is the primary English-language publisher of Dr. Seuss's books, and Ms. Marcus, who took over as publisher last fall, said one of her first goals was to "ratchet up the Dr. Seuss publishing strategy".
Not only is Mr Greene's primary affiliation (and publisher) the conservative Manhattan Institute — in addition to the University of Arkansas — but his data are highly controversial.
In the meantime, all forms of search engine optimisation (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) outfits have further elevated the collecting UVs as the primary goal for online publishers.
Over the past 100 years there has evolved a system of disciplinary, national, and international abstracting and indexing services that acts as a gateway to several attributes of primary literature: authors, subjects, publishers, dates (and languages) of publication, and citations.
Digital may now be the primary survival strategy for publishers, but Richard offers another glimmer of optimism for print denizens.
