Sentences with phrase «of big corporate publishers»

Until recently, large - scale publishing has been the realm of big corporate publishers who have the resources and the influence to produce many copies of a book.

According to their own published data, the profit margins of the big corporate publishers are increasing.

Not exact matches

Amazon is a multinational corporate conglomerate, as is Hachette, one of the «Big Five» publishers that absorbed countless smaller imprints in publishing's brutal consolidation.

Big publishers are big corporations and trying to get the marketing department to admit that they gave a bad title or selected a bad cover runs afoul all sorts of corporate politiBig publishers are big corporations and trying to get the marketing department to admit that they gave a bad title or selected a bad cover runs afoul all sorts of corporate politibig corporations and trying to get the marketing department to admit that they gave a bad title or selected a bad cover runs afoul all sorts of corporate politics.

There is a big difference in the contracts between the corporate major publishing houses and the smaller independent publishers, but in both cases there are critical terms and conditions that must be addressed, separate from the amount of the advance offered.

It's only good for the industry if you consider «the industry» to consist of the corporate entities involved — ASI and the big publishers who partner with it.

At a stroke, it democratised publishing and allowed any writer, anywhere in the world, to compete on equal terms with the corporate media giants like the Big Five: that's the Hachette Book Group (a subsidiary of Time Warner), HarperCollins (a subsidiary of NewsCorp), Macmillan Publishers (a subsidiary of Holtzbrinck Publishing Group), Penguin Random House (a subsidiary of Pearson and Bertelsmann), and Simon & Schuster (a subsidiary of CBS Corporation).

Final thought: just as indie publishers help to balance and compete with the corporate influence of the Big Six (Five, Four, Three?)

Berring's first argument towards the support of big legal publishers sounds like this: the Wexis» way is preferable because «market dynamics entails corporate responsible attitudes while government endeavors are notoriously flimsy» (my words).

For those of us who work in the legal marketing and media world, it's interesting to keep up with the corporate comings and goings at the big legal publishers.

One of the biggest events in gaming, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, draws everyone from small developers to large corporate studios and publishers.