Sentence examples for selling translation from inspiring English sources

"It's highly unlikely that the book wouldn't be picked up by a US publisher, as well as selling translation rights.

Now it sells translation services separately as well.

Translation Advertising expects to announce its first clients soon, said Mr. Stoute, who sold Translation Consultation last October for an estimated $10 million to $15 million to the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York.

At one point the publisher sold translation rights to a Romanian publisher for £10, and I was grateful for that too, because they were willing to take a chance with an unknown writer living in India.

Anyone trying to sell translations faces a difficult market.

Owners of a document hosting platform, for example, could re-sell translations to users who might be interested in publishing their texts or presentations in multiple languages, earning a mark-up.

and "X-Files" still have no trouble selling in translation to channels around the world.

The consensus among self-published authors is that traditional publishers can accomplish what they can't, including distribution, marketing, and selling foreign translation rights.

Ngambo was quick to point out that the lion's share of the company's revenue will come from selling those translations, but he wouldn't budge when it came to disclosing how the translation fees charged to users would break down between his company and the multiple translation services Traducto leans on.

While Mr. Shteyngart is a rising literary star in New York, he is a nobody in Russia, selling fewer translations of his books here than in Belgium.

She has just sold Korean translation rights to her children's books, which illustrates another benefit of traditional publishing.