Sentences with phrase «content editor gives»

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Given our wide range of capabilities, it is natural for MC Endeavors / Room 21 Media to acquire its own studios, production teams, copy writers, and editors to create its own content for TheShare.TV and to produce commercials, infomercials, and video educational content for our clients with greater profitability and quality.

Given the recent developments, «it is not surprising that the platform has become more paranoid in the interpretation of parodic content,» said Severine Arsene, managing editor of AsiaGlobal Online, a digital journal published by the University of Hong Kong.

As the editors write in this month's Scientific American, the ruling failed to define what «unreasonable» discrimination of Internet content is, leaving too much up for debate — «the only certainty it gives is of the tens of thousands of billable hours to be spent arguing over the meaning of «unreasonable» in federal court.»

«It gave me a chance to know many of the editors and staff at Science, and to understand at a high level a lot of the decisions that the editor - in - chief is responsible for,» including the balance of content between news and research or between different disciplines.

Our editors worked hard to seek out content that you wanted and gave you realistic advice that you could apply to your life.

Barnes and Noble has just unveiled a new program that gives readers a chance to read curated content from the Nook editors and customize their own feeds.

I would rather they take the time to actually select and approve books before billing (to at least give the impression that they have editors selecting content), but their method isn't out of the ordinary... it is similar to many subpar promotional networks.

«The launch of WEEKLY SHONEN JUMP in these new territories is an important milestone for international manga publishing, and will give English reading fans in these countries access to the same award winning content contained the Japanese edition appearing on newsstands the same day,» says Andy Nakatani, Editor - in - Chief.

Unlike fellow writers, friends, and beta readers who give you «constructive criticism» on the content of your work; and unlike «freelance editors» with no publishing experience who provide corrections and enhancements to the line - by - line language; the experienced book publishing professional will ask, and help you answer, the most important question of all, if you want your published book to sell

Dave Baldwin of Raleigh (author / editor and content producer extraordinaire) is my guest blogger today and gives new authors fantastic tips on how to find viable support in the big, beautiful - ugly world of publishing.

So, you must continue to produce content, make that content excellent with the help of an editor, give your words a beautiful cover so as to give it a fighting change in the world, tell folks about that book through various methods of marketing and promotion, and then write the next book.

When I read a book from a traditional publisher, I know up front a long of things about the book: 1) a team of editors decided something about the book is good, 2) the book has an editor who worked with the author on content, 3) it has a copy editor who worked on grammar and consistency and 4) it has marketers and publicists who, yes, will probably convince the author not to send a blogger who gives them a negative review hate mail.

Thanks for given everything for the content editors.

I am consistently impressed with the gaming community, whenever they are given access to a level editor (or any similar custom - content capacity) it is just incredible what the community is able to produce.

I have also had the great pleasure of working with some fantastic writers, editors, photographers, and illustrators who, along with my extraordinarily talented art director Bill Hunter, have given us a beautiful magazine filled with valuable and powerful content.

Usual work activities listed on a Technical Editor resume are writing, designing the layout, uploading content on websites, giving feedback to writers, and performing research.