Sentence examples for publisher part from inspiring English sources

The books, says the publisher, part of the Random House Group, "will be true to the spirit of the original plays, while giving authors an exciting opportunity to do something new".

For Scott C. Smith, The Tribune's publisher, part of the trick is getting nonreaders to pick up a paper, but it is just as important to persuade young people who pick it up once a week to read it more often.

Populis (formerly GoAdv), which we've previously described as the "European Associated Content", has just announced that it's acquiring Blogo, a blog network that operates in Europe and South America owned by Dada, the Italian web publisher part owned by RCS MediaGroup.

A year ago (shortly before Mr Modi came to office) Penguin, a publisher (part-owned by Pearson, which is The Economist's largest shareholder), limply gave up publishing books by a respected American academic, Wendy Doniger, because Hindu nationalists dislike her view of Indian history.Of course, Indians sometimes have cause for complaint.

Crown Publishers, part of Random House, said it would publish three short-form e-book originals, plus one full-length book, beginning Nov. 4.

The new book, currently untitled, will be released by Crown Publishers, part of Random House.

Crown Publishers, part of Random House, said it had acquired a new book by Mr. Bergen that it described as "an immersive, definitive account of the operation that killed the world's most wanted man".

Steve Ross, the editorial director of Crown Publishers, part of the Random House division of Bertelsmann, said of the memoir, "It isn't what one would normally expect to see by way of a campaign book, which would ordinarily be either a full-blown autobiography or an issue book".

"I think this is greed on the publishers' parts," said Mr. Happoldt, who played guitar on Sublime's hit "What I Got".

His brother, Richard, was publisher and part owner.

Rakoff's debut, Brooklyn, was sold to US publisher Scribner, part of Simon & Schuster, for a six-figure sum last year.