Sentence examples for publisher run from inspiring English sources
He's not a team player.' An editor's sanity depends on having a good publisher run interference and shield him.
Hard Shell Word Factory, for example, an electronic book publisher run by a former aspiring romance writer, sells about 6,000 electronic books a month, usually downloaded for about $5 apiece, from an online catalog of roughly 200 romances, mysteries and science fiction novels.
Had the publisher run Sarika's piece through a similar process, they would've found that her article took full sentences and paragraphs, virtually word for word, from our story and others in the Washington Post and San Francisco Magazine.
Fun with ebooks: another publisher runs into anti-anti-Kindle anger; Kindle bestseller lists are adjusted to fit more conventional definitions of the word "sell"; publishing's "iPod moment", in a "here come the pirates" way.
Martin Kimel Potomac, Md., Jan . 28 , 2009 To the Editor: As a former newspaper publisher running a startup nonprofit news site, I agree with the writers that the eroding business model of for-profit newspapers is endangering the profession of journalism and the quality of democracy.
Among these were the right for Amazon to print its own copies of a book if a publisher runs out of stock.
During that quarter, the average publisher running video ads saw their revenue go up 39percentt and their eCPMS (the price paid by advertisers for 1,000 impressions) increase 3.9percentt, compared to the last quarter of 2014.
This is why publishers run peer review innovation projects.
As publishers run out of 19th-century classics to ransack, can these more contemporary titles be far behind?
It lets mobile publishers run special Google text ads on their sites when the site is visited by a smartphone.
"I think the potential danger that publishers run by not talking this through carefully," said Andrew Wylie, a literary agent who represents the estates of authors of backlist titles not yet in digital form, including Ralph Ellison and Vladimir Nabokov, "is that they will be excluded from e-book rights in a significant way".
