Sentences with phrase «own publishing house»

If you think about it, a small publishing house can operate exclusively online.

They are used for reproduction in Jersey Standard's own magazine, The Lamp, and the other thirty - eight company publications, and given free to any magazine, newspaper, or publishing house that wants to use them.

In 1994, he sold his magazine business to VNU, the Dutch publishing house.

But the decision about whether to publish on your own or try to get a deal with a mainstream publishing house depends on yo...

1975: Pelican, a small publishing house, publishes Ziglar's first book, See You at the Top after it had been rejected by 30 other publishers.

«One of my most valuable failures came at an early age, when I failed to convince a major publishing house to buy out Student magazine,» Branson recalled.

It's a relatively new offering from the 25 - person firm, which has worked for traditional publishing houses for a decade.

For decades it was dismissed as the desperate refuge of authors rejected by publishing houses, wannabes who paid a fee to a musty vanity press that would dutifully typeset their words and transform them into a few boxes of books that the «writers» could hand out to their friends.

Meanwhile, the big publishing houses continued their march towards consolidation — most recently, Random House and Penguin announced a merger in October, and rumors have circulated over a potential HarperCollins - Simon & Schuster pairing — all in an effort to give Amazon (amzn) a run for its money.

The first female — and first American — CEO of Wolters Kluwer in the Netherlands, McKinstry has led a digital transformation of the 175 - year old Dutch publishing house.

Today, Taylor partners with the nation's largest publishing houses.

With flagging sales in print, the publishing houses hope to gain some control over digital readership, and the new Web presence is rumored to offer publications in multiple digital formats.

So it is with the crowdfunding campaign run by publishing house McSweeney's.

The San Francisco - based publishing house known for its snark and devilish sarcasm has challenged the idea of what it means to succeed with a crowdfunding campaign.

A $ 20 donation gets donors a ticket to the publishing house's 15th birthday party and a $ 60 donation gets a donor a subscription to the quarterly newsletter or two - volume set of The Best of McSweeney's in a tote bag.

Four months after being freed from an Italian prison and cleared of charges that she murdered her roommate, Amanda Knox has sold her memoir to HarperCollins, the publishing house announced Thursday.

The publishing house offers $ 100 / month up to $ 9,000 (over seven and a half years) to both full - and part - time workers.

Naspers is a Cape Town - based company with a dark history as the publishing house that for a long time supported South Africa's racist National Party and its Apartheid policy (Naspers has since apologized for its role in that era).

The challenge: Finding growth in the digital - books arena at a time when big publishing houses are muscling in.

This trend could eventually hit brands at big publishing houses and TV properties, but for 2016, keep an eye on the first wave of digital publications like Slate, TheStreet.com and Salon, now two decades old.

They include 45 newspapers including the daily Taraf newspaper, 16 television stations, including a children's channel, 23 radio stations, 15 magazines and 29 publishing houses.

They held events, too, partnering with McSweeney's publishing house to host readings.

In contrast, many token offerings appear to have gone beyond this construct and are more analogous to interests in a yet - to - be-built publishing house with the authors, books and distribution networks all to come.

CEO Jean - Paul Schmetz, who is also chief scientist for the publishing house Burda, told Business Insider in an interview that «the core of Google's and Facebook's business is to track people.

Consolidation among publishers last reached its heyday in the 1990s — as publishing houses sought to bulk up in response to the growing clout of Borders and Barnes & Noble — and by the early 2000s, the industry had settled into the «Big Six.»

Education - focused publishing house S Chand & Company Ltd will invest an additional amount of Rs 35 lakhs ($ 53,891) in ed - tech...

Each month, Freddie Mac publishes a housing and mortgage market forecast.

We published a housing market update just a few days ago on this very subject.

These publishing houses are much like their brick and mortar cousins, but instead of publishing in paperback, they publish strictly for e-book readers.

The printery was founded in 1857 and later became a publishing house with activity from Vienna to Varna.

Publishing house CoinDesk spoke of bitcoin's 2017 prospects, noting:

If you are publishing through a publishing house (traditional or e --RRB-, the other thing to remember is that an advance is exactly that - an advance on your royalties.

Blogger Phil Ringnalder published a scathing post accusing publishing house O'Reilly of being a search engine spammer.

This excerpt is a taste of what you need to know to build a platform so a top New York Publishing House will consider you an author who deserves a six - figure book advance.

I made my home in Brooklyn and took a job in the editorial department at a book publishing house.

His American publishing house was smart to place the Holy Father's words of praise on the cover of the English translation.

However, I have had four long - term secular jobs (three in schools, one in a publishing house), and in three of the four places of employment there were control freaks in high places, and they made the atmosphere unpleasant.

Denominational publishing houses sold various Mother's Day gimcracks - for example, special Sunday school souvenirs, postcards, bookmarks, bulletins and celluloid buttons.

Madras: Theosophical Publishing House, 1950), pp. 613 and 630.

Its projects included youth summer camps, gymnasiums, the first pro-life center in Russia, an orphanage, a center for traditional Christian culture, and a publishing house.

First of all, I think it's a misleading to pretend that Christian publishing houses do not function as businesses — complete with contracts and paychecks, corporate structures and sales projections, billing and branding.

But instead, she receives a major rejection from a publishing house for her book The Lost Innocent.

The work is published by the Italian publishing house, Città Nuova, from which the work can be ordered.

This may be true for some publishing houses, but what I love about Zondervan is they publish a wide range of voices — from Rick Warren to Shane Claiborne to Brian McLaren to John MacArthur.

Sonny Brewer, a Navy veteran and my editor at San Francisco's publishing house MacAdam / Cage, says that the only voice he's ever associated with God was his mother's.

Tyndale House Publishers, a Bible publishing house, filed suit against the government yesterday, arguing that the Obama administration's contraceptive mandate violates the owners»...

Given Eberstadt's reputation it is a shame that this book, coming from a Catholic publishing house, is unlikely to be read by many who are not already convinced of the case she lays out.

Gospel Publishing House.

We might bemoan the overly indulgent editorial oversight that allows commentaries to grow so unwieldy, but it is remarkable to find a religious publishing house willing to give scholarship room to expand.

Sentinel acquired the rights to the memoir after a «competitive» auction process with six publishing houses.