Sentence examples for publishers allowed from inspiring English sources
Thereafter, the Worcester series received no major reediting, and its faltering publishers allowed it to pass into history.
The agreement among Apple and five publishers allowed the publishers to set the price of their wares in Apples eBookStore; in return Apple would get a very rich 30% slice of the revenues.
Advertisers followed, as publishers allowed Facebook to sell the ads on Instant Articles for them and thereby surrendered their advertiser relationships at the same time as their reader relationships.
So why do the publishers allow it?
Without a strong commercial incentive to maintain their back catalogues, many publishers allow games to drift into extinction.
YouTube has long had agreements with the biggest publishers allowing advertising on user-generated content, but those deals have been unavailable to most smaller publishers.
Publishers allow their old titles to fade into extinction and, in making the past difficult to reach, it becomes mystical and, often, somewhat romanticised.
When publishers allow third parties, like real-time bidding platforms or information resellers, to collect data on their site, the report said, those partners often bring in other data miners whose practices the sites themselves cannot control.
(I use quotes because the feature is so lame: you can lend a given book only once in its life, for two weeks — and only books whose publishers allow the procedure).
By contrast, as native advertising is most often practiced – and as the Federal Trade Commission has very much noticed – publishers allow their advertisers to run content strikingly similar in look and style to the real editorial.
Unlike the suit by authors and publishers, which focused largely on Google's scanning of books from libraries, the suit from the photographers and graphic artists includes Google's "partner program," under which some publishers allow Google to include their books in the company's book search service.
