Sentences with phrase «supported by the major publishers»

Its development and promotion was funded by the government and it was widely supported by the major publishers.

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Without relationships with major bookseller accounts, an Agent - Publisher's marketing and discoverability efforts will be nominal at best, supported by inexpert efforts in new media marketing.

One of the advantages of being published by a major, traditional publisher is that you'll have the support of the publisher's in - house publicity department.

Supported by the newly updated 3M Cloud Library patron app — with 500,000 downloads and counting — the eAudiobook collection currently includes 40,000 titles powered by Findaway World, with content from every major publisher in the audiobook space.

One continues to be dominated by major publishers, and increasingly uses agency pricing as a strategy to support print book sales.

That's a major concern moving forward; whether eSports will thrive with such a large publisher controlling every aspect of its very being — there's always been an aspect of competitive gaming that's felt fresh and free, driven by the hunger of pro players to prove that they are the very best on the planet without the interference or support from publishers.

In 2005, Bohemia Interactive released Operation Flashpoint: Elite * for Xbox — followed by Arma in 2007, which marked the studio's first full independent release without support from a major publisher.

Most studios with that level of talent are locked up by major publishers, which is why Nintendo improving third party support is so important.

Recent earnings calls from major publishers such as Activision, Ubisoft and EA have attributed growth in revenue and profit to the ongoing shift towards digital distribution and games - as - services, supported by regular content drops.

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