Sentences with phrase «most everyone in the publishing»

E-books were in their infancy and most everyone in the publishing industry not only thought Jim was more than a bit crazy to be embracing the technology so early on but condemned him for doing so at low cost per title and for refusing to infuse the books with DRM.

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And this book, first published in 1994, is one of the most popular volumes among libertarians and everyone else who would like to see the Federal Reserve dismantled.

France's Catholic bishops, trying to calm rumors, published a letter in Le Monde saying that «everyone is aware that, from the first, his apostolate reached out into the most varied milieux and often to the most abandoned and desperate cases.»

Most everyone reading this will be a small press in the traditional publishing model.

The rest of the authors whose books are published by even the most prestigious houses have to wait in the line like everyone else for the media's attention.

Access to a nearly limitless catalog of books available overnight, a platform to enable undiscovered authors to publish their work, even a traditional imprint that lures some of the most exciting names in publishing, have all created a powerhouse that everyone seems to love or despise.

We are the middle of an upheaval in publishing, which is necessarily creating an upheaval in pricing models and distribution models, and everyone is feeling their way right now, but most importantly — the market is driving it.

Because one of the most interesting effects of the rising voice of the author, amid the digital dynamic's techno - twists and - turns, is that everyone, top to bottom, side to side, must reassess why he or she got into publishing and books in the first place.

The opposite is true in both cases, and without understanding this, most of what everyone says about publishing is complete bollocks.

Most importantly for the market economy aspect of it, and thus the long - term viability of publishing, everyone in the process is an active, value - added, participant.

I guess what I'm saying is, if you don't hear from anyone in the publishing industry in the next couple of days, don't take it personally — everyone is just tired and playing catch - up from being out most of last week.

We want to help publishers, booksellers, and everyone in the industry make the best decisions, sell the most books, and generally champion Canadian publishing.

Aughtough most other brokers usually publish data about trading volumes, instead of DARTs, it is clear that August has been tough for everyone in the industry as all brokers that publish monthly trading metrics saw their metrics fall the the lowest so far this year.