Sentence examples for publisher of computer from inspiring English sources
Mr. Son founded SoftBank in 1981 first as a publisher of computer magazines, then as a successful distributor of computer software.
"Apple could get a chokehold on the smartphone industry," said Tim O'Reilly, a publisher of computer guides and a software patent critic.
"Without structural remedies, it's hard to imagine Microsoft isn't going to find a way to keep dodging the bullet," said Tim O'Reilly, chief executive of O'Reilly & Associates, a publisher of computer books.
That credo was part of the company's initial foray into United States publishing in 1993, when Chris Anderson, the founder and former chief of the company, purchased a controlling interest in GP Publications, a small North Carolina-based publisher of computer and interactive-entertainment magazines.
"Microsoft has really made an effort to listen to its customers more and be more open in response to the open source movement," said Tim O'Reilly, president of O'Reilly & Associates, a publisher of computer books and an advocate of open source software.
And while Sony is a world leader in the game hardware market with its PlayStation line, Vivendi is the only one of the major media companies to have taken seriously the fast-growing market for game software, becoming the second-biggest publisher of computer games after Electronic Arts.
BOB METCALFE -- Founder of the 3Com Corporation; now a commentator on technology and vice president of the International Data Group, a large publisher of computer-related books, newspapers and magazines, in Boston.
It was one of the first "how to" publishers of computer software books.
Ziff-Davis Inc., one of the world's largest publishers of computer-trade information, said it would spin off its ZD Events trade-show business as it prepares to merge with its Internet unit, ZDNet.
"There's nothing like a downturn in the computer industry to turn sunshine boys into grumpy old men," said Richard Shaffer, a veteran industry analyst who is publisher of the Computer Letter newsletter.
In May 1984 Waddingtons announced that the official ZX Spectrum version of Monopoly would be released shortly by Leisure Genius, although Waddingtons would retain the responsibility for taking legal action against the publishers of other computer games based on the board game.
