Sentence examples for publishers points from inspiring English sources

Rob Newmarch of VISTA, which supplies advice and software to publishers, points out that many small bookshops have flourished by focusing not on price but on service and atmosphere.

Publishers point the finger of blame for their predicament squarely at Google and Facebook.

But several publishers point out that newspapers supporting Chavez's presidential successor, Nicolás Maduro, do have access to newsprint.

However, other publishers point out that there are already third-party stores on Android – it's just that most users don't visit them.

Publishers point out that the best-selling Kindle Singles, like "Second Son," by the British thriller writer Lee Child, come through them and are also distributed across other Web sites that sell fiction of similar length, like Apple and Barnes & Noble.

From the publishers' point of view, it constitutes a vast platform from which to address and hear from a world-wide audience of millions of readers, viewers, researchers, and buyers.

But the Publishers point to no case or other authority that suggests obtaining a license for copyrighted works is necessary when the use an alleged infringer puts that work to is a fair one.

NME's publishers point out that its content is read by many more than read the magazine in its print heyday, pointing to an 85% increase in its mobile traffic year-on-year.

Given the number of "right to be forgotten" requests to Google there are bound to be plenty of publishers pointing out that they have received "notice of removal" emails from the search engine.

But many publishers point out that while technology can ease the process, the bulk of time from submission to publication is simply the weeks or months that a reviewer holds a paper.

But publishers point out that users of the site can miss the benefit of some modern editions that may be entitled to copyright protection -- and thus not part of the public domain -- because of significant changes to the music, such as corrections and editing marks based on years of scholarship about the composer's intention.