Sentence examples for the electronic publishing from inspiring English sources

While the volume of information issued in the form of printed matter continues unabated, the electronic publishing industry has begun to disseminate information in digital form.

There are some 800 computerized services battling for bits and pieces of the electronic publishing market share, up from about 300 just five years ago.

A Federal appeals court, ruling in a closely watched case, today upheld regulations that restrict the nation's regional Bell companies from entering the electronic publishing business.

The International Business Machines Corporation said it had created a new business unit to enter the electronic publishing market -small computer systems that create typeset-quality text and pictures camera-ready for printing.

Many features of the electronic publishing systems are based in some way on the relations between documents – hyperlinking, note-up, lists of cases and statutes considered, related cases, judicial history and treatment, search results ranking based on popularity, etc.

In the last six months, Microsoft has rehired 103 former employees, company officials say, including, in a fitting touch of symbolism, its first official hiring: Marc McDonald, issued badge number 00001 in 1976 when the company was known as Micro-Soft and based in Albuquerque, returned recently when Microsoft acquired the electronic publishing company he was working for.

News that the heirs of William Styron, the author of "Sophie's Choice," are licensing the electronic-publishing rights for some of his Random House books to Open Road Integrated Media got me to pondering: Are e-books a new frontier in publishing, a fresh version of the author's work?

Inso's products include the DynaBase electronic publishing program, the MediaBank media content work flow program and the file viewer program QuickView Plus, which opens the files of more than 250 applications.

But for one reason or another most of the efforts have sputtered or failed, like the Teletext electronic publishing trials by Time Inc., NBC, CBS and others in the early 1980's.

With the transition to electronic publishing, the role of the permanent reference is fulfilled by a Digital Object Identifier (DOI), which is defined by the international standard ISO 26324:26324

One of the most ambitious electronic publishing efforts in the humanities to date, the current release of the PLD contains more than 150 of the 221 original volumes.