Sentence examples for publish a print from inspiring English sources

But when RDR Books, a small publisher in Muskegon, Mich., announced it was planning to publish a print version last fall of a popular fan Web site called "The Harry Potter Lexicon" (hp-lexicon.org), Ms. Rowling and Warner Brothers, the movie studio that has adapted her books into films, balked.

They hope to publish a print version next year.

The Star-Ledger in Newark did not publish a print edition on Tuesday and directed subscribers to nj.com for news updates.

In October, when Ms. Brown announced that Newsweek would no longer publish a print edition, Mr. Diller said he regretted his investment in Newsweek and last month reiterated that view at a business conference, saying: "I wish I hadn't bought Newsweek.

Initially, Adweek had planned to post the contents of the issue on its Web site (www.adweek.com) and not print it, said Alison Fahey, editor, but "we found a way to retrieve files without being in the New York office, so we'll put up the hard news on the Web on Monday and publish a print issue on Tuesday".

The Village Voice, the oldest and best-known of the alternative weekly newspapers, announced today that it will no longer publish a print edition.

Text of CCA letter: Dear Mr. Krugman, We are requesting that you publish a print-edition correction to several errors in your column, "Lobbyists, Guns And Money," published in The New York Times on March 26.

Last fall, Newsweek announced that it would stop publishing a print edition at the end of the year.

In a joint effort with Hearst Magazines, it will begin publishing a print magazine called Space.com Illustrated in September.

In a joint effort with Hearst Magazines, it began publishing a print magazine called Space.com Illustrated this month.

She said that is especially true because the e-book does not carry the overhead or require the planning of publishing a print book.