Sentence examples for publish computer from inspiring English sources

The software company Electronic Arts Inc. said yesterday that it had secured exclusive worldwide rights to publish computer and video games based on J. K. Rowling's hugely successful Harry Potter books.

Our latest economic impact report on the U.S. video game industry shows that there are 80 companies that develop and publish computer and video games in Texas and the average direct compensation for industry employees is more than $87,000.

Its purpose was to publish computer hardware- and software-related news articles and guides; in their words, "the best multi-OS, PC hardware, and tech coverage possible while having fun, being productive, and being as informative and as accurate as possible".

And the image economy (if that really is a Memphis legacy) is now so advanced that designers publish computer-generated images of work that is not only skin-deep, but doesn't even exist.

In the DVD case, eight Hollywood studios are suing the publisher of 2600, a hacker magazine, for publishing computer code on his Web site that enables someone to break the encryption system on DVD movie disks.

Imagine Media's parent is the Future Network, a British company that publishes computer, new-media and video-game magazines.

Osborne Computer Corp. was founded in the U.S. in 1981 with the proceeds from the sale of Osborne's previous venture in publishing computer manuals.

In one case, Universal v Corley, a movie studio successfully sued the hacker magazine 2600 for publishing computer code that could descramble a DVD.

Indeed, the Amazon founder said he came to this conclusion after receiving a letter criticizing the 1-Click patent from Tim O'Reilly, founder and chief executive of O'Reilly & Associates, a California publisher of computer books and a leader in the open-source movement, which advocates publishing computer code.

In 1979 American astronomer Paul Weissman (the author of this article) published computer simulations of the Oort cloud energy distribution using planetary perturbations by Jupiter and Saturn and physical models of loss mechanisms such as random disruption and formation of a nonvolatile crust, based on actual observations of comets.

"Much more than a cause, the open-source movement is an effect of the Internet," says Tim O'Reilly, head of an eponymous firm that publishes computer books, and a leading open-source thinker.Open-source is often described as the software industry come full circle.