Sentence examples for publisher programme from inspiring English sources
It consists of a publisher programme, which encourages book firms to make their titles searchable on line, and the Google Print Library Project, a scheme to upload books at a number of major American libraries.
Google has faced criticism over copyright (back to Murdoch again), concerns over privacy and a bitter backlash from authors and publishers over its controversial programme to digitise millions of books.
Now the PR minder sent along by his publisher was running through the programme of the day's events: more radio, coffee conversations, lunch interrogations, readings.
During the beta phase Pangaea will offer display solutions both as a standalone product and alongside existing publisher initiatives including native advertising programmes and publisher trading desks.
"Now we've updated the programme so that publishers can limit users to no more than five pages per day without registering or subscribing".
Cohen said Google had achieved this by updating its First Click Free programme, so that publishers can limit Google News users to looking at no more than five pages of content a day without registering or subscribing.
On January 1st he will become chief executive of Time Warner, a huge media company which owns Warner Bros, Hollywood's biggest film studio; HBO, the maker of America's best television programmes; Time Inc, the publisher of iconic magazines such as Sports Illustrated; and CNN, an international television-news channel.
A bigger problem might be finding some fellow players, especially if you don't live near a game shop that takes part in publisher Fantasy Flight's organised play programme.
Condé Nast, publisher of Vogue and Vanity Fair, suspended its internship programme entirely, and interns at W magazine and the New Yorker sued.
Publishers and authors can opt out of the programme.
As one of the important architectures proposed by EU Framework 7 Programme, PURSUIT constructs architecture with a publisher-subscriber protocol stack.
