Sentence examples for print royalties from inspiring English sources

Print Royalties Print income is derived from printed copies of a song, from the sheet music.

E-publishing royalties are generally much higher than print royalties – in the 35% range for ebooks compared to approximately 7% for print books.

Ms. Monte said she was relying on $164,000 from the state this month to pay for printing, royalty rights, payroll and pension costs, among other things.

For print books, the royalty can run as little as $1 to $3 a book, although you can get much more if you sell from your own Web site or if you publish it as an e-book.

The artist, whose Singing Butler (1992) is said to earn him hundreds of thousands of pounds in royalties from print, postcards and greetings cards each year, says he sees nothing wrong with being popular.

A Publishing Administrator may also license and collect royalties for print, ringtones, and synchronization fees (for film and TV licenses).

He said that his company had negotiated with agents for electronic rights to books it had published in print only because no royalty terms had been agreed on.

For years I have witnessed traditional houses cutting all kinds of creative deals--where authors pay production and print runs; where creative royalty splits are negotiated.

Therefore, anyone who aspires to a large royalty, a high print run and a low retail price on their book should write either a popular history (or similarly accessible) volume or a textbook.

The winner's contract will also include an upfront fee and any royalties from a possible print edition.

It's in its fourth printing, but I've gotten no royalties.