Sentence examples for publishing subsidy from inspiring English sources

DMGT recently signalled its intent to support London Lite by separating its display ad sales operation from the Evening Standard and merging it into the free newspaper division of its publishing subsidy Associated Newspapers, to try to offer a better cross-sell and scale to its advertisers and bolstering its senior management team.

"I got contacted by the publishing subsidy of Sony, and it just went from there.

This has led to a subset of the self-publishing trend... the rise in "assisted self-publishing" or "subsidy publishing" from companies such as Ecademy Press and AuthorHouse.

Vanity presses, otherwise known as "self-publishing companies" or "subsidy publishers," will publish any book written by anyone with a large bank account and a spendthrift attitude.

It was published by Gallimard, where Camus was published and where he worked as an editor; he didn't consider the cinema to be a subject worthy of the august publishing house's subsidy, and, in 1948, the magazine was terminated.

Unlike the mining industry, Australian publishing asks for no subsidy, requires no docks to be built.

Understand what subsidy publishers are.

Written in Italian, it was published in Paris with a subsidy from King Louis Philippe.

These include modest government subsidies and newspaper publishing licences that are hard to come by otherwise.

In this analysis, government support for publishing is a bit like public subsidies for the harpsichord industry.

It says that details on the levy control framework of subsidy levels should be published so that investors have a clear picture up to 2025.