Sentences with phrase «publishing side of things»

The conference tries to help everyone and I was, of course, on the indie publishing side of things, even though I have published over a hundred novels with traditional publishers.

This is the new normal and nothing much is going to change over the next few years besides minor details and problems on the traditional publishing side of things.

And that's just the book publishing side of things, let alone the film industry.

I think you're right, especially as the print aspect becomes easily do - able from the self - publishing side of things too.

Today, we're going to look at the traditional publishing side of things and explore advances, royalty rates, and just how you can make a living as a writer.

On the digital publishing side of things, I was the originating producer (think product manager if you're on the West Coast) in charge of getting the American Medical Association's suite of medical journals online back at the turn of the century.

Even with the indie publishing side of things, which can help cash flow a little, this new world has not varied from the time it takes to learn how to tell a decent story.

And, while it touched briefly on the publishing side of things, I wanted to create a separate resource that focused on publishing alone.

I do take the publishing side of things very seriously, though, and I'm learning so much that I wouldn't have learned any other way.

Today, as promised, we're going to take a look at the self - publishing side of things.

In the second installment of our dialogue with The Little Blue Dog creator, we examine the publishing side of things.

I've worked as a manga translator for the past 6 years, so it's interesting to hear about the publishing side of things.

For those of us on the publishing side of things, it mostly confirms or denies the business directions we have been taking, and helps us plan for the coming year.

We split our time in the publishing side of things essentially in two ways, half our time is spent with press and fans, and the other half of the time is spent with the platform holders.

Getting the word out and keeping it trending is an important part if the publishing side of things.

And we had Jan - Michel Saaksmeier, a game freak on the publishing side of things who had joined Spil Games only a few weeks prior to the roundtable and had previously been a publisher and producer at Bigpoint.