Sentences with phrase «publishing fray»

While Weinstein doesn't see corporate publishing going away, ever, he does think the business is at «an enormous transition point» and that the outsourcing major publishers have been doing for years — forcing agents to do more editing, going with outside PR, telling authors they need to take hold of their own marketing — will mean that more agencies, and others, will jump into the publishing fray.

Not exact matches

Combined with the CRTC's plans to lift prohibitions on publishing lies, the Sun - chain's TV channel was poised to become a powerful propaganda tool for the Harper Government ™ until Atwood joined the fray.

Realtor.com agreed to syndicate its listings through the RLS and has been making a concerted effort to grow its New York presence; the New York Times joined the fray in September and began publishing listings, and TRD is also joining the mix.

He avoids the fray by relying heavily on excerpts from Soloveitchik's published writings, transcriptions of tapes, and, to a limited degree, second «hand reports.

The Lord Ashcroft marginal seats poll, published on the Saturday after the results, and predicting Labour gains of 80 seats, claimed frayed nerves.

In New York, all the major publishing houses with commercial fiction imprints have joined the fray and launched their own online empires to compete with the myriad of digital publishers seeking authors.

Shaded dreams and hazy days: the frayed... Written by: Hamza Matar Published by: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

In order to foster further growth I think its imperative that new startups enter the fray and make it easier for indie authors to self - publish and to provide meaningful data on what is happening in countries like Spain and France where hardly any information is publicly available.

Although Kobo is a relatively small player in the U.S., it has a strong presence in Europe, and CEO Michael Serbinis says adding publishing services for authors is now «table stakes» for a digital - book distributor — which raises the possibility that number two player Barnes & Noble (s bks) could be the next to join the fray.

I jumped into the fray with a self published book and no marketing plan!

I already belong to a few yahoo groups within the self - publishing community so I've re-entered the fray to glean from their wisdom.

Apple is revamping for another fight into the fray of publishing and Walmart is joining up with Kobo to compete.

KENNEALLY: Caught in the fray of publishers against Amazon are trade book authors — who may lose if Amazon's tactics make book publishing less profitable.

In January, he returns to the fray with The Cave, a delightful Sega - published 2D romp that, in true Maniac Mansion tradition, sees you picking three characters from a wildly diverse line - up of seven oddballs and descending into the titular caverns for all manner of puzzle - centric adventure.

We spoke to the celebrated artist, who had announced his retirement from making art in 2009, about his transition into publishing — and his return to the artistic fray this spring.

As U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said during oral argument in this case, judges should be «above the fray,» and Justice Antonin Scalia's remarks were similar, to the effect that «there are things we just don't let judges do, like publish op - eds in newspapers to respond to criticism of the court's decisions.