Sentence examples for publisher founded from inspiring English sources

Zed Books, an independent publisher founded in 1976, found its Facebook page deleted outright on Tuesday, without any warning or notification.

But that is the formula that has fueled Europa Editions, a small publisher founded by a husband-and-wife team from Italy five years ago.

Locke was chairman of Mecom, the pan-European newspaper publisher founded by Montgomery, and left it soon after Monty's departure in 2011.

Cassava Republic, a publisher founded last year, operates with a low profit margin for now, in the hope that it can cultivate a loyal base of readers that will one day meet costs.

In late July, the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin acquired the archives of McSweeney's, the often cheeky journal and publisher founded in 1998 by the writer and editor Dave Eggers.

They will know that OHWOW is a New York gallery and publisher founded, in 2008, by Al Moran and Aaron Bondaroff (whom they will know to refer to as "A-Ron").

He became a publisher and founded Strawberry Press, eventually publishing 10 volumes of the Euphorbia Journal and six more books including works on the Caudiciform and Pachycaul Succulents.

Atlas & Company, the independent publisher he founded in 2002, will no longer acquire new books.

It is named after James Gordon Bennett Jr., the publisher who founded the predecessor of the International Herald Tribune 126 years ago.

That predecessor was Victoria Barnsley, the acclaimed publisher who founded 4th Estate and went on to run HarperCollins for 13 years.

July 5, 1849 Embleton, England April 15 , 1912William Thomas Stead, (born July 5, 1849, Embleton, Northumberland, England died April 15 , 1912 at sea, North Atlantic) British journalist, editor, and publisher who founded the noted periodical Review of Reviews (1890).