Sentence examples for publishing on demand from inspiring English sources

"Along the way of building audiences," Mr. Wieder said, "I found out that there is a more cost-effective way to produce and market books than is the case with most if not all major publishers". Essentially that meant publishing on demand.

The spots, which Ms. McGarry said would depict "a slice of life, high entertainment," will focus on three aspects of Xerox's business -- publishing on demand, office color products and one-to-one marketing.

"We don't know if publishing on demand will become an effective outlet for alternative publishing, or just a new variety of a vanity press".

In the past, that has restricted digital presses to fairly short print-runs.On the plus side, the capacity for doing short runs efficiently has given rise to "publishing on demand", in which production volumes can be as low as a couple of dozen copies at a time.

One of the central players in publishing on demand (or POD), Lulu is the go-to site where you can upload your book of poetry, your literary magazine, your novel, and people can instantly order your book online, in hard copy or as an ebook and have it delivered directly to them.

Wannabe authors take note: Amazon has CreateSpace, its publish-on-demand (POD) firm for self-published authors.

Interdisciplinary approaches are needed to understand how overlapping factors will influence publish-on-demand.

Five-year old publish-on-demand pioneer Lulu says it is doubling in size every year.

What insights about people and technology are needed to ride the sea change of publish-on-demand into the future?

CNN's DVD, which will be published on-demand through a partnership with Amazon.com, will be an unedited rebroadcast of the ceremonies.

To help answer this question, mediaX sponsored six research projects (led by Stanford faculty) exploring new insights to help optimize user experiences and business infrastructures in the publish-on-demand media landscape of the future.