Sentence examples for publishing credit from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the publishing credit went to Berry's company, Arc Music.

Blippy, which opened last fall, was the first site to introduce the notion of publishing credit card and other purchases.

But "Best Dress," with a chorus by Jamie Foxx, has something that hip-hop fans might find even more intriguing: a publishing credit for Jay-Z, who may or may not have written some of the lyrics.

More recently known as "change a word, take a third", it's endemic, particularly in pop, where the star insists on a publishing credit from struggling songwriters as a negotiating tactic to record their songs.

He says he is done with being the leader of the Mark Turner Trio or the Mark Turner Quartet: he wants to form a cooperative band that doesn't bear his name and to share composing and publishing credit.

Another area is VC and entrepreneurship (investing, creating, or working for ventures in areas such as school support services and technology, publishing), credit, and advisory services to educational organizations.

It's not the work and it's not the publishing credits".

As Mr. Levy nicely puts it: "their history was an unbroken litany of publishing credits pilfered from artists, unpaid royalties and envelopes stuffed with illegal payola.

In her letter of resignation, she said that people didn't need "prestigious publishing credits or a collection of accolades from impressive organizations" to read or write poetry.

Correction: August 30, 2000, Wednesday A front-page article on Aug. 19 about Jesse Sheidlower, who heads the North American office of the Oxford English Dictionary, misstated one of his publishing credits.

Our research shows that students value teaching ability and interaction with other students and academics over inaccessible star names with a mountain of publishing credits". The higher education revolution - is there any evidence for it?