Sentence examples for publishing right from inspiring English sources

"People are bidding furiously against each other," he said, "doing crazy things, buying for too much money, and the next day suffering buyer's regret, asking themselves, 'Why did I buy that?' " Certainly, it's a volatile climate in book publishing right now, and instead of making publishers retrench and cut back, that seems to make them wilder, as if bitten by some mysterious spending bug.

The musical composition of a song – the lyrics, melodies, etc. – comes from songwriters who own the publishing right (though generally they sign a publishing deal and their publisher gets ownership of it in addition to half the royalties).

They are saving publishing right now.

All I know is that what's going on with apps and publishing right now doesn't appear to fit anyone's narrative.

But Bertelsmann is a media company that has an interest in book publishing, and although I would not be working in publishing right away, I was immediately intrigued.

"I feel as if we're seeing a shift in the paradigm of publishing right before our very eyes," said Marlie Wasserman, director of Rutgers University Press.

Following Maxwell, other publishers moved to snap up other small journal publishers or license publishing rights from professional groups.

In 1949, a state court ruled that the two publishers did not have publishing rights.

The title comes from China's third-largest game publisher, Perfect World, with exclusive publishing rights handled by Tencent.

The documents typically say that those donations were earmarked for projects unrelated to climate change, like publishing right-leaning newsletters on drug and technology policy.

I can see some legal hurdles, like publishing rights.