Sentence examples for publishers demand from inspiring English sources

(Sadly, for writers and publishers, demand for their products has never been robust enough to generate a major piracy problem).

As any casual browser in the biography section of a bookshop will quickly realise, it is not enough these days for the writers of biographies to stand at one remove from their subjects; readers and publishers demand more of a connection – a lover, a prodigal son, an ex-wife.

International publishers demand new intellectual property rights protection to safeguard the future of journalism.

The answer: Having a 'platform' (read: blog, Facebook page, Twitter feed) is what agents and publishers demand.

Rubicon already powers programmatic operations for several news brands including News Corp. speaking with Beet.TV last year, Rubicon international GM Jay Stevens said automation serves publishers' "demand for greater efficiency".

She refused to publicize her books, becoming more adamant as her career progressed and publishers demanded more of authors.

A few months earlier, Jessica Verday pulled a story from an anthology because the publishers demanded she change it from a love story about a boy and a boy to a love story about a boy and a girl.

Some sceptical advance publicity had suggested that the new book was merely an earlier draft of the first one, representing the text before editors and publishers demanded a substantial revision.

A book can remain on the electronic shelves so long as it remains in print.True, the price war on the Internet is likely to put pressure on royalties, with publishers demanding that they be calculated not on the cover prices of books but on the prices actually received for them.

The suits also appear to have spawned imitator plaintiffs who have pressed a class-action lawsuit against other major publishers, demanding unspecified damages in connection with the 1999 publication of "McNally's Dilemma," a Florida Gold Coast mystery with the dead author's name splashed in bold on the cover and the real writer's credit squeezed in fine print on the copyright page.

Amazon.com took a beating earlier this week after giving in to publishers' demands that it charge more for digital books that can be read on the company's Kindle device.