Sentences with phrase «readers at the times they want»

«Hitting these times gives us a great opportunity to report more in - depth, to get things right, to provide analysis on the breaking news that happens throughout the day, but also to serve readers at the times they want it,» Times head of digital Alan Hunter told the Nieman Journalism Lab.

Not exact matches

At the same time, I don't want my readers to come to my site and see a brand that is totally out of sync and have that affect my credibility.

By keeping it short, personalized and to the point, you save the reader time while at the same time explaining what you want to sell them.

When I left school and embarked on my first real business adventure, Student magazine, it was at times a real struggle to keep our small group motivated and make ends meet, though we didn't want our readers to be aware of this.

For example, if you want to connect with Darren Rowse for the first time, knowing that direct contact may not be useful at this level, you may instead leave a significant comment on one of his blog posts, about 200 — 300 words in length, that offers something helpful to his readers.

Read Ghana believes that, a reading nation is a winning nation and we are committed to sweeping away the saying that, if you want to hide something from a black man then put it in a book but this can only be possible when we are all educated to understand that, becoming a life time reader is based on developing a very deep love for reading at a tender age.

I've been a (somewhat quiet) reader for some time now, but I saw this post and wanted to invite you to share it — or any healthy recipe you've enjoyed over the past month — at my link - up (http://bit.ly/YCpeHq) to celebrate National Nutrition Month.

I just wanted to show my appreciation for your promotional efforts AND let your readers know I'm a real person with a love for arm candy and I'm charming one arm at a time.

December can be a tricky month for us bloggers because on one hand we want to take a much deserved digital detox but at the same time, we want to feature fun and inspiring Christmas - themed posts to entertain our readers and keep our traffic up.

Often times after a day at the office my readers have told me they need to run errands or want to join up with friends.

For anyone who sees this, and needs beta readers avoid folks who want to pay, and submit chapters one at a time, and then interview them, immediately after (it would be best if you did it the second they finished the page).

I do know why he used so much violence because I believe he wanted the reader to get the feeling of what the violence was like at that time going on for days and weeks withno end to it.

Writing books and blog posts at the same time, helps me figure out what readers really want.

As a reader, I'm not satisfied with their offer, at least wasn't the last time I checked, and as a writer, I don't want to launch into self - publishing.

Those of us primarily wanting to meet our readers in a meaningly way will set up things like KallypsoCon, which we both will be at in October, for chances to spend one - on - one time with readers.

And, if you're writing an e-book and you want to serialize it and make it available to your readers a chapter at a time.

Patterson said the books would be aimed at readers who might not want to invest their time in a 300 - or 400 - page novel.

And anyone who has even followed BN will clearly notice that not only does BN add new apps to their store two to 3 times a week but they clearly state who the device is aimed at MOM's and KIDS or readers who want to added features.

Michaël Dahan, Bookeen CEO: «With the Cybook Odyssey HD FrontLight we have designed a device for readers who want to enjoy their favorite books at any time of day wherever they are.»

Many e-Book readers want to read complex PDF documents or just fit more text on the screen at the same time.

Dimarco stated that avid book readers not only recommend books to their friends, but they also want feedback at a later time on what those friends ultimately decided about those books, or whether they read them at all.

If he or she wants readers to fully enter the story, and come away feeling richer for that, then I think likability matters; likable doesn't mean perfect, but I need to connect with a character in a positive way at least some of the time.

Some readers like to keep their eBook library fully stocked; others want to see only a few favourites at a time.

Because we are often anything but confident in what we're working on at the time, there is the tendency to want to change everything that a beta reader comments on.

Readers need to be able to find any book they want at any time of the day or night.

At the same time, readers don't want to be treated like they need a dumbed - down version of the truth, disseminated through Tweets, newspaper abstracts, and capsule summaries.

Adobe's Digital Publishing Suite has worked for some time at making the transition as easy as possible, especially for those publishers who want to put out their standard high - quality print edition while still reaching out to the tablet readers across so many platforms.

As a writer, I always want to meet the reader at least halfway, so I enjoyed finding ways to create a variety of fixed points in the swirl of time and memory, an internal logic to the narrative shifts.

At some point in our writing career, we've no doubt been told that our protagonist should be someone readers want to spend time with — someone they're happy to commit to hanging out with for 300 + pages; someone they will care about; someone -LSB-...]

I want a reader which does not need internet connectivity as most of the time I am at a location with poor connectivity and also I spend lot of time flying from one place to the other — thats the nature of my job.

At that time, industry experts and parents alike expressed the viewpoint that many consumers might be loathe to let young readers use their expensive electronics, and an equal number of critics explained that they wanted the original reading experience of enjoying a physical book with their emerging readers.

At the same time, you don't want to use too large a font (especially if you're going to be publishing a physical book), forcing the reader to turn the page every few seconds.

Or you could put your feet up on your desk or coffee table, stay in your pajamas if you wanted to, go unshaven for days at a time, and have publishers pay you large amounts because readers would want to buy your books the moment they hit the shelves.

At the same time, though, it needs to feel familiar enough to would - be readers that they recognize its genre and identify it as something they want to read.

Do you have time to look at their book or short story before deciding if you want to recommend it to your readers?

It's this group readers who will benefit most from bundling: we can choose to read the content we've bought however we want it at a certain time.

The ebook that is aimed at readers who want a bigger screen will be available for shipping from 10 June in time for the summer holidays.

But if you are writing genre fiction, you want to both fit in and stand out at the same time — so readers of that genre will recognize your book as being of interest to them, first, and second, so they'll be captured by your individual and unique «take.»

At some point of time the Kindle will have to let go of the ebook revenue stream if it really wants to create the absolutely perfect eReader (let go = let readers decide).

They discussed specific solutions to particular text and image display issues, and how to make your ebooks look the way a reader would want to see them on the disparate devices available in the market at the time.

Before I started, I spent a lot of time talking to readers and writers about what they wanted to see in an author's website, and I spent a lot of time just surfing around, looking at author websites and figuring out what they did right and what they did wrong.

(Since this post is longer than a usual one, time - pressed or impatient readers may want to skim the charts and navigate right to conclusions at the end of this write - up.)

We're way off the amount of readers we need to earn a decent income from Finding Beyond, and at this stage, we're unsure whether full - time blogging is something that we want to do.

At this time, there is no official word from Chase about the future of this card but I wanted to highlight this issue in case one of my readers was interested in the card.

The decline of advance code is an aggravating one from my perspective because I want to form an opinion and provide it to my readers ahead of launch or at the very least in time for launch, which is why I love companies such as Koch Media who often provide games up to a month ahead of them hitting store shelves.

The only thing EGM2 lacked at the time was a reviews section, so readers still needed regular EGM if they wanted to know what editor - in - chief Ed Semrad's ghost writers and the mysterious Sushi - X thought of Contra Hard Corps or Art of Fighting 2.

Such an action would have seemingly indicated that there were no concerned readers wanting to steer him to the skeptic side among all those readers of his Washington Post piece, thus the skeptics must have not been very persuasive at the time.

At the same time, I want to reassure those for whom legal research and technology are vitally interesting: we have no intention of abandoning these subjects and will continue to welcome contributors, entries and readers that focus on them.

My view at that time was that underlining allowed to reader to distinguish easily between italicized case names and the text I wanted to emphasize.

You don't want to overwhelm your reader at first glance, perhaps making him look at his watch and wonder if he has time to read all you've written.