Sentences with phrase «traditional publishing business»

-LSB-...] Asking an editor or agent to sign a non-disclosure agreement is not part of traditional publishing business practice — and it's usually a red flag.

Tribune announced it was spurning Gannett shortly after releasing its first - quarter earnings but before a call with investors in which executives detailed plans to separate the company into three segments: the traditional publishing business, a digital content business and the Los Angeles Times.

You're giving the secret to saving a traditional publishing business away for FREE... you should be publishing it in a $ 30 hard cover.

(Yes, I know... but the modern «blockbuster novel» that supports most of traditional publishing didn't really come around until the late 1960s and early 1970s and didn't become part of the traditional publishing business plan until the 1980s.)

That's why anyone in the traditional publishing business thinks we're crazy.

Gone is virtually the entire delivery system that defined the traditional publishing business for generations.

The traditional publishing business won't disappear overnight like, say, Borders Books and Peaches Records.

What's interesting about Amazon's deal with Eisler is that — like an earlier deal with popular author Tim Ferriss — the arrangement strikes right at the heart of the traditional publishing business, which Amazon has had a love - hate relationship with for some time now.

In the traditional publishing business what they do is design three covers for you, and you pick one.

At this point, Amazon is a keystone of both the independent and traditional publishing businesses.

These particular panelists believed eBooks represented a threat to literary art and the sanctity of the traditional publishing business model.

In a subsequent chapter, Penny picks apart the traditional publishing business.

Given that IDBF IDPF takes place in concert with BookExpo America (BEA), the venerable trade show, conference, and schmooz fest of the traditional publishing business, I'm certain a Q&A session would have been lively.

I'm not sure if «dinosaurs» also applies to the traditional publishing business in Ryan's post but, if so, then I agree.

She has spent more than 30 years in the traditional publishing business, most recently as editor - in - chief of William Morrow, where at one point she had three books on the New York Times best - seller list at once.

She is a member of the Independent Editors Group (EIG) and has spent more than 30 years in the traditional publishing business, most recently as editor - in - chief of William Morrow, where at one point she had three books on the New York Times best - seller list at once.

«To maximize investment, I predict publishing houses will look to grow existing authors making it more difficult for debut authors to break into the traditional publishing business.

That's the traditional way that high visibility spots are doled out in the traditional publishing business.

With the traditional publishing business declining, and the media world become more digital, the trade associations that represent those businesses eventually decide they have to rename themselves, supposedly to better represent the current activities of their members.

The potential for book mash - ups with other media introduces a whole new set of rights questions, and technology players may not be familiar with the rules of the traditional publishing business.