Sentence examples for publishers group from inspiring English sources

Over all, newspaper revenue was flat last year, according to the publishers' group — a relatively buoyant performance, given the slide elsewhere.

The Italian publishers' group said it was pleased with the agreement, saying the antitrust regulator's statement had confirmed the "reasonableness" of its complaints.

"We would be entirely supportive should the German government seek to mount a legal challenge," said Angela Mills, executive director of the publishers' group.

In Belgium, a publishers' group called Copiepresse sued to block Google News from linking to some newspaper Web sites, saying the newspapers were getting little or no benefit from the links.

According to Mr. Ramos of the publishers' group, since the first popular file-sharing service, Napster, emerged in 1999, annual collections of royalties from recording sales (known as mechanical royalties) have fallen 22percentto to $455 million.

Nina B. Link, president of the publishers' group, said today that she was pleased that the commission had met the group's goal but added that the group would continue to fight steep increases.

In March, a federal judge in New York rejected a settlement that Google had worked out with authors' and publishers' groups.

The case began in 2005 when authors and publishers' groups sued Google over its large-scale book-scanning project, arguing that project violated copyright.

To try to insulate American authors and publishers, groups like the A.C.L.U. and the Center for Democracy have persuaded lawmakers in New York and Illinois to pass state laws that block enforcement of British libel decisions in the United States.

The new app offers a news reading experience that combines sources from thousands of publishers, grouping them according to the news story in question.

A news syndicate was defined as a newspaper publisher or publishing group producing media reports that are also simultaneously licensed to subscribers (e.g. Washington Post Company, McClatchy Newspapers).