Brendan Smyth, former publisher of Family Circle, is now the publisher of Health.
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Properties include financial publisher Dow Jones, book publisher HarperCollins and the New York Post.
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Mr. McCormack will appoint Hamilton Fish, the publisher of The Washington Spectator and a former publisher of The Nation, to be publisher and editorial director, The New Republic said.
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James Lucas Jones, publisher of Oni, will be president and publisher of the new enterprise.
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He was chief operating officer and publisher at Marvel, not a vice president; and he is the chief executive and publisher of AWA, not the chief operating officer and publisher.
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It's also worth noting that Mallory's publisher is HarperCollins, the same publisher as Hale's first two books.
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Just because news publications partner with it doesn't make it a publisher (not just a publisher, anyways).
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The new owner tapped a former publisher of The Nation, Hamilton Fish, as publisher and editorial director.
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He wants to position himself as a publisher of ideas, not a publisher of outraged hot takes.
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That company, Maverick, was originally created to support a record label, book publisher, music publisher, film, and merchandising.
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This is by a publisher — the same publisher that Comey used, also," Grisham said Monday on "Fox & Friends.
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Brian Milford, the president and publisher of The United Methodist Publishing House, which owns Abingdon Press, the book's publisher.
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"Call of Duty" publisher Activision and Electronic Arts, publisher of "Battlefield," saw similar losses on the stock market on Monday.
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It has hosted white nationalists such as the Counter-Currents publisher Greg Johnson and the publisher of Daily Stormer website.
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Onstage at the Code Media conference, Outbrain chief executive Yaron Galai announced Sphere, a premium exclusive publisher-to-publisher audience network.
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The Times also recently appointed A.G. Sulzberger as deputy publisher, positioning him to succeed his father, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., as publisher.
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Bethesda Softworks, the publisher behind Fallout Shelter, filed a lawsuit in June 2018 against the Westworld game's publisher and developer, Warner Bros.
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By early afternoon, the news publisher is enjoying a strong peak in traffic, whilst the sports publisher is in a pronounced trough.
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"I think we're more than a licensing publisher and more than a comic book publisher," Mr. Barrucci said in a telephone interview.
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If a publisher buys your book, your advance from the publisher will likely be paid out in installments (typically two or three).
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Bertelsmann's other principal businesses are a 53% stake in books publisher Penguin Random House (PRH), magazine publisher G&J and services provider Arvato.
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McClatchy is the nation's second largest publisher of local newspapers behind only Gannett, the publisher of USA Today and hundreds of local newspapers.
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Atwood's publisher, Penguin Random House, has already apologized for the embargo breaking in a series of tweets and a statement to Publisher Weekly.
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Facebook's claim of being a publisher flies in the face of its repeated claim that it is not a publisher nor a media company.
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No single publisher embodies the consolidation, and the increase of costs, more than Elsevier, the biggest and most powerful scientific publisher in the world.
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Mr. Clements found work with a publisher of how-to books in the early 1980s and with another publisher, Picture Book Studio, soon after.
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Well, he hasn't taken over, but he was designated deputy publisher, which puts him on track to succeed his father as publisher and chairman.
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Rideout also noted that not every Piano publisher makes money through subscriptions (in fact, TechCrunch is a publisher that uses Piano for non-paywall purposes).
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His mother is the publisher and editorial director of Pointed Leaf Press, an independent publisher focusing on interior design, architecture, fashion and art, in Manhattan.
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Mr. Fish, who has also served as publisher of The Washington Spectator and The Nation, was named publisher of The New Republic in early 2016.
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It also bought two publishing companies based in Spain, a Spanish-language literary publisher named Ediciones Salamandra and a Catalan-language publisher, La Campana Llibres.
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Trump's lawyers sent a cease-and-desist letter to Wolff's publisher last week, but the publisher ended up moving the release date up to Friday.
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Mondadori is interested in buying a publisher of professional books to sit alongside its plans to acquire an English books publisher, Il Sole 210 Ore said.
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Inclusion of the information panel providing publisher context is based on information about the news publisher made available by Wikipedia and other independent third-party sources.
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You can search directly for a publisher or live story, like "NBA," which would surface both the NBA's publisher as well as any relevant live stories.
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And yet to many people he looked like the only publisher, or like something more than a publisher, because he was so colorful and out there.
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If I am unable to find a traditional publisher who will publish my book, I will find a self-publisher to help me publish the book.
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It also includes San Francisco-based publisher Chronicle Books and Scholastic, the major children's publisher that owns publishing rights to Harry Potter and The Hunger Games.
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Her mother is the publisher and editorial director of Pointed Leaf Press, an independent publisher focusing on interior design, architecture, fashion and art, in New York.
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Ms. Raab, 63, who was Grand Central's president and publisher, had spent more than 30 years with the company, around 18 years as the imprint's publisher.
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The remaining bidders include a publisher best known for trade magazines, another publisher that has never run a magazine and one that doesn't publish anything at all.
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As has long been the case, publisher content that your friends interact with will appear higher in the feed compared to posts shared directly by a publisher.
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D. Claeys Bahrenburg, the publisher of Hearst, said Bazaar would give us $100,000, and then David Pecker of Hachette Filipacchi, the publisher of Elle, gave us $100,000.
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Deal talks between Time, the publisher of Time and People magazines, and Meredith, the publisher of Better Homes & Gardens and Family Circle magazines, had collapsed in April.
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The publisher acquired world rights from the New Zealand publisher Blackwell and Ruth, which was representing the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the executors of Mr. Mandela's estate.
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Canadian newspaper publisher the Globe and Mail offered voluntary buyouts to all staff on Thursday in an effort to "right-size" the business, publisher Philip Crawley said.
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They had two sons, Michael, the publisher of Persea Books, who succeeded his father as publisher and editorial director after he retired in 2011, and Joel. Mrs.
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At the Free Press, he learned the trade under publisher Erwin Glikes, the neoconservative who pushed the Free Press away from its roots as a publisher of academic scholarship focused on civil liberties and toward a new role as the publisher of books with a markedly conservative bent.
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Kent Brownridge, the publisher at the time, was — the publisher is the business manager — but he was determining a lot of what was going on behind the scenes.
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Craig Moon, a former president and publisher of USA Today, has been named as the new publisher of The Las Vegas Review-Journal, the newspaper announced on Thursday.
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The game was so successful that Zynga, the publisher, eventually struck a deal with Hasbro, Scrabble's U.S./Canada publisher, to release a physical version of the mobile game.
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Releasing Publisher Guidelines – News outlets can now look to Facebook's publisher guidelines to learn how to succeed in News Feed, which include sharing accurate, meaningful, and safe content.
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A.G. becomes the fifth generation-Publisher to lead the news company, since his great, great grandfather Adolph S. Ochs bought the paper and was named publisher in 1896.
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In August, Tronc ousted top members of the Times management team, including Davan Maharaj, its editor and publisher, and installed the former Yahoo executive Ross Levisohn as publisher.
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Tronc fell 16.7 percent after Gannett, the publisher of USA Today, said it had abandoned plans to buy the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times.
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But the fallout has continued with his publisher pulling his 2016 tome, "Enemies, Foreign and Domestic," about Higbie's time as a Navy SEAL, the book's publisher told CNN Monday.
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Gannett — Gannet shares soared 20% after the Wall Street Journal reported that the USA Today publisher and GateHouse Media, another newspaper publisher, were in "advanced " discussions about a merger.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian newspaper publisher the Globe and Mail offered voluntary buyouts to all staff on Thursday in an effort to 'right-size' the business, publisher Philip Crawley said.
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For Neal Porter, vice president and publisher of Neal Porter Books at the children's publisher Holiday House, the policy of separating families at the border marked a turning point.
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Discovery shares rose 2% after digital publisher Group Nine Media agreed to acquire women-focused publisher Pop Sugar in an all-stock deal at reportedly more than $300 million.
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Daintith, at the Daily Mail publisher since 2011, having previously been CFO of Times publisher News International, will now be responsible for the finances of Britain's pre-eminent engineering company.
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Guardians of the Galaxy would reportedly be the second Marvel-based project in development by video publisher Square Enix, which recently announced a multi-game partnership with the comic publisher.
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Ferro was asked on CNBC if Tronc, publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times, might agree to "a different type of deal" with USA Today publisher Gannett.
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As the story goes, the adorable yarn character inspired the publisher to launch a new initiative, EA Originals, where the publisher helps fund and support smaller developers with interesting ideas.
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The Public Editor The New York Times took a critical step toward crowning a new publisher on Wednesday, naming Arthur Gregg Sulzberger as deputy publisher and heir to the throne.
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Times publisher speaks out: Our publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, addressed President Trump's recent accusations of treason against The Times in an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal (sign-in required).
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" White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham joined as well and demeaned Bolton's publisher as "the same publisher that [former FBI Director James] Comey used," adding, "the timing is very suspect.
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Tronc fell 876 percent to $10.30 after Gannett , the publisher of USA Today, said it had abandoned plans to buy the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times.
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This matters because being treated as the publisher — like Vox is the publisher of this article — opens up websites to lawsuits over what they've chosen to put out into the world.
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Mic.com, a digital publisher with a millennial focus, is in talks to sell at least part of the company to Bustle Digital Group, a publisher that has focused on millennial women.
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You can Google Ziff Davis, at one point a giant magazine publisher, eventually bankrupt, out of bankruptcy, is now a publisher of a smaller portfolio of assets that you own. Yes.
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Ianniello's purview would exclude Showtime and publisher Simon & Schuster.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The publisher of Britain's Daily Mail (DMGOa.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British regional newspaper publisher Johnston Press's JPR.
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" British Centre for Investigative Journalism: "Wikileaks is a publisher.
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Used with permission of the publisher, John Wiley & Sons.
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His death was announced by his publisher Boosey & Hawkes.
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Lorella Belli, a literary agent, said that the figures vary from publisher to publisher, but that roughly speaking authors earn one British pound (about $1.40) per hardback, when paid a home royalty.
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He is now in position to succeed his father as publisher and chairman of The New York Times Company as the fifth generation of his family to serve as publisher since 1896.
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Not every publisher wants to pay for a director, not every publisher wants to pay the fee to use the studio, and that's absolutely their prerogative, I just won't work with them.
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Publisher Penguin Random House announced that "Becoming" sold more than 725,000 copies on its first day of release last week, the highest single-day sales of any book by the publisher this year.
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Germany's biggest publisher sales houses unite to fight Google, Facebook and Amazon "Four big German publisher sales houses are collaborating in order to fight the market power of tech platforms," Jessica Davies reports.
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The email call-to-action unit lets readers share their email address directly with the publisher on Facebook, in order to receive the email newsletters or other email updates the publisher may offer.
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The process concluded less than two weeks ago, when The Times named Mr. Sulzberger's son, A.G. Sulzberger, deputy publisher, a position that sets him up to be the company's next publisher and chairman.
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Later this year, Mitzi Angel, 43, the publisher of Faber & Faber in London, will join FSG as its new publisher and senior vice president, and will oversee the company's editorial and marketing operations.
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"I believe it was one of the ways my life was shaped by what happened when I was 13," said Mr. Ellsberg, now editor and publisher of Orbis Books, a progressive religious publisher.
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The publisher is using Kickstarter to fund this new edition.
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The publisher, Oriental Times, could not be reached for comment.
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HK) and U.S. video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc (EA.
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Others, including the publisher, stepped in to defend the books.
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It does include lifestyle content shared by a news publisher.
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Used with permission of the publisher, W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.
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He's ostensibly a journalist, he's an editor, right, a publisher.
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Tower of Thanks is available now through publisher Loose Joints.
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Ms. Wild never bothered trying to find a traditional publisher.
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Google is making a big play for news publisher affection.
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The payment to McDougal was facilitated by tabloid publisher AMI.
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"It's been frustrating," said Stephen Morrison, the publisher of Picador.
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Ozy displays all the hallmarks of a premium digital publisher.
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A final prominent publisher that briefly used ScreenRush is pcmag.com.
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We are absolutely complementary to publishers and the publisher ecosystem.
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The No. 1 publisher is Unilad, with 32 million engagements.
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The news was announced Wednesday morning by his publisher, HarperCollins.
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Ms. Ferrante's publisher declined to confirm or deny Gatti's speculations.
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UNILAD — British viral content publisher now owned by LADBible. Womenworking.
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Secondly, Facebook isn't granting every publisher access to the tool.
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In that way, it was more akin to a publisher.
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In fact, Ballantine Books, its publisher, reprinted it last fall.
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Her publisher warned her not to get her hopes up.
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With permission of the publisher, W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
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Finnish mobile publisher Supercell continued to dominate the mobile market.
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It does not include Publisher Stories or Shows, for now.
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Sure. Is it a publisher that challenges the status quo?
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Sitting near the bottom of the benchmarks was publisher Pearson.
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Other publisher partners include HarperCollins, Hachette Audio and Hachette Romans.
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But back in the '90s, the comics publisher was failing.
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"It's becoming ubiquitous," said Karl Brauer, Cox Automotive executive publisher.
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Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner died at age 91 this week.
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Early this spring, I contacted Astrid's publisher, Oscar van Gelderen.
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The Wall Street Journal publisher also saw revenue beat forecasts.
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But I convinced my publisher to do this castle book.
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Vocations Margaret Zuccarini, 74, is a publisher at Springer Publishing.
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But let's not be too hard on Halberstam's paperback publisher.
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Soon, however, a publisher, Thomas Niles, sensed something about Louisa.
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The publisher was ready, umbrella raised against a cold rain.
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The line between reader and publisher could blur completely. That
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AMI publisher David Pecker and President Trump are longtime associates.
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Cramer also recruited technician Rob Moreno, the publisher of RightViewTrading.
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Jonathan Burnham, the senior vice president and publisher of HarperCollins.
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She takes the reins as incumbent publisher John Zidich retires.
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It was contractually obligated to make what the publisher wanted.
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With no publisher middlemen, access is completely free for all.
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You don't have to go through a publisher, or anything.
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Soukup is publisher and vice president of The Political Forum.
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The business mogul called the publisher "lowlife" and "absolutely terrible".
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The death was announced by her publisher, Copper Canyon Press.
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It went on to function as a licensor and publisher.
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NowThis is the latest digital publisher to stretch into podcasting.
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After she complained to her publisher, the cover was changed.
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Netflix is hedging against Marvel by acquiring comics publisher Millarworld.
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If none of those appeal, well, just become a publisher.
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Her publisher, Alfred A. Knopf, said the cause was cancer.
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Having a really good publisher probably would have solved that.
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The Times has made steady progress as an online publisher.
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G. Sulzberger Will Become Publisher of The Times on Jan.
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Warren Harding was the owner and publisher of a newspaper.
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His death was announced by his French publisher, Le Tripode.
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Random House Children's Books, her husband's publisher, announced the death.
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Why can't the publisher do better by its star author?
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I'm sure my publisher was less than thrilled about it.
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Prosecutors also announced that the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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Mr. Sulzberger is the publisher of The New York Times.
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"This was my first decision as publisher," Mr. Huntsman said.
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And his publisher is apparently undaunted by the president's threats.
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Because all our publishers are descendants of the last publisher.
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Facebook had positioned itself as a platform, not a publisher.
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Wired says its publisher Conde Nast is also in talks.
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Ms. Reichl took her advice and went to another publisher.
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Ms. Chris became her agent and found her a publisher.
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The writer is a former publisher of Foreign Affairs magazine.
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I want us to remain the classiest publisher in town.
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The publisher Mort Zuckerman, her former boyfriend, was an usher.
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By then, the publisher had suffered a public relations debacle.
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Trump sued the publisher of The Daily Mail for libel.
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The publisher went ahead and released it four days early.
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Ms. Rowling's publisher, Scholastic, also expects a "Fantastic Beasts" bump.
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The Washington Post's publisher, Fred Ryan, also condemned the findings.
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CNBC reached out to Macmillan, the memoir's publisher, for comment.
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So Cramer turned to Bob Moreno, the publisher of RightViewTrading.
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Chris Buskirk is the publisher and editor of American Greatness.
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It is also the world's largest publisher of video games.
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It took 20 years for "alphabet" to find a publisher.
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His death was announced by his music publisher, Schott Music.
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At its heart are a wisecracking editor and matriarchal publisher.
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Would the publisher ask the president questions or say nothing?
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One was the publisher of "Howl," the other its writer.
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That's because that's what the publisher wanted to call it.
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It will require the cooperation of the publisher for certain.
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The Chemist is, her publisher announces, a tautly plotted thriller.
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" In addition, Morgan Entrekin, the chief executive and publisher of Grove Atlantic, clarified: "Gay is going to do all his planned promotion and publicity, and we'll make any necessary corrections, as any publisher does.
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The second, Case 2000, hinges on a recording in which he tells a newspaper publisher that he will curb a competitor in exchange for favourable coverage, though the benefit to the publisher never emerged.
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We compared traffic data from that same French news publisher with a top-10 French sports publisher of similar size and found that while before 10am they achieved similar results, the curves then diverge.
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Richardson found these apparent similarities alarming enough that in August 2019, she brought her concerns to her publisher, Sourcebooks — which as of May 2019, Penguin Random House, Moyes' publisher, owns a 45% stake in.
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The publisher acquired Capital New York, a blog focused on New York's government and media power circles, in 2013 and signed a deal with German publisher Axel Springer to expand the brand into Europe.
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For instance, while Hyper's main app had a number of publisher partners, including Condé Nast Entertainment (publisher of Vogue, The New Yorker, Wired and others) as well as Refinery29, Hyper News has far fewer sources.
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I know of at least one print publisher who directed his editor to set up such an initiative purely because the publisher saw Spotlight; the coming months will tell how many more have followed suit.
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Gannett, the publisher of USA Today, raised its unsolicited offer for Tribune Publishing to $15 per share from $12.25, valuing the publisher of the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times at about $475 million.
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Essentially, if a bookstore doesn't sell all its copies of a book, it can return unsold copies to the publisher for full credit, regardless of their condition, and the publisher will pay the shipping costs.
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LONDON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - British newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror said first-half adjusted profit rose 42 percent after it bought regional newspaper publisher Local World and tightly managed costs in a tough print advertising market.
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Michael Heyward, the publisher at Text, an independent publisher with a mix of new and established Australian writers, including Helen Garner, said that maybe Australia's built up enough independence to live with Amazon in peace.
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The Call of Duty League is publisher Activision Blizzard&aposs second professional gaming league — the publisher launched the Overwatch League in 2017 and it now includes 20 teams based in North America, Europe, and China.
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Holmberg, who was publisher of The Chattanooga Times from 1964 to 1992, stayed on as publisher emeritus and chairwoman until 1999, when it was sold to a small chain and merged with a rival newspaper.
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Now, the publisher is embarking on its next project: Euclid's Elements.
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Intuit is the publisher of the best-selling TurboTax software program.
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Peter Rubin: First off, my publisher thanks you for the plug!
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She insisted that I have them turned over to a publisher.
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"It could be price sensitivity," says Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of Cappex.
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Refinery29 has contacted Reach PLC, The Daily Star's publisher, for comment.
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Richardson is now publisher of The Day in New London, Connecticut.
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DC: So, what do you do if you are a publisher?
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In other news:Cheddar launches daily business news publisher story on Snapchat.
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In the spring of 2018, National Enquirer publisher American Media Inc.
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Publisher Tencent did not respond to multiple inquiries from BuzzFeed News.
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Bodnar and Wolf acquired the rights from CAA, the publisher said.
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Ahmed al-Shammari, a newspaper publisher, lost his citizenship in 2014.
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Now, US senators are criticizing the game's publisher for its move.
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" He wrote to the publisher, "You've got to change that title.
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Bauer Media and publisher Sebastian Kadas have been contacted for comment.
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This visual austerity is the new mark of an upscale publisher.
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The publisher tried to play the Woke Card and got busted.
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Technological understanding isn't the main focus for a publisher — content is.
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That's a bigger presence than any other publisher on the list.
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The proceeds will "substantially" go to charity, according to the publisher.
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It has been replaced by an official image from the publisher.
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Mr. Rosenthal reports to Arthur O. Sulzberger Jr., the Times publisher.
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"At best, this is unethical," said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingForCollege.com.
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It is the number 1 publisher on Facebook, according to Newswhip.
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The publisher is also promoting the event on its own Twitter.
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Its publisher partners include Vice, the Huffington Post and the Guardian.
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Was it an intentional hint from Call of Duty publisher Activision?
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Gawker publisher Nick Denton said the website would appeal the verdict.
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From the publisher: Keith Hernandez revolutionized the role of first baseman.
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Joseph McQuaid, the publisher of The Union Leader, confirmed the plans.
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My publisher acknowledged as much, but declined to make a change.
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As the publisher of the FTMI newsletter, that was the focus.
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The studio behind the title, South Korea-based publisher FourThirtyThree Inc.
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He already turned in 50 pages, according to publisher Esther Newberg.
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In truth, the publisher probably didn't intend to wait a decade.
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Substack lets any publisher or individual instantly launch a subscription product.
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Robert McCormick, the colorful owner and publisher of the Chicago Tribune.
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Ultimately that could cost the publisher a lot more than $250,000.
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And the publisher wanted them to be a bit more broad.
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I think it's kind of indisputable that WikiLeaks is a publisher.
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Three other associates of the publisher Mighty Current have gone missing.
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Artists DIRECTLY follow a brief they are given by YOUR publisher.
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Faucheux is an author, nonpartisan political analyst and publisher of LunchtimePolitics.
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Further, children's books are the last refuge of the print publisher.
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"Julian is an editor and a publisher," the Baywatch star continued.
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Artforum released a statement distancing itself from former publisher Knight Landesman.
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Battlefield's publisher Electronic Arts and developer DICE have themselves to blame.
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On Facebook, Reddit, Twitter or WhatsApp, anybody can be a publisher.
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USA Today publisher Gannett and Vice Media joined in the suit.
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We've reached out to Furie's publisher for comment on the settlement.
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The changes will now include identifying a publisher below each topic.
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"The major difference is that Comcept isn't our publisher," says Pacini.
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I have little doubt that Comey's publisher, like most of their
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White nationalists like neo-Nazi writer and publisher Andrew Anglin rejoiced.
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With no publisher middlemen, access will be completely free for all.
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An advance copy was sent to Reuters by publisher Simon & Schuster.
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It would also have to pay the music publisher and songwriter.
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Well, independent publisher (and Twitter all-star*) Melville House thinks so.
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Mr. Moon, a former executive at Gannett, took over as publisher.
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WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange denied having a role in the email.
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Should a publisher take responsibility for the life of an article?
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Activision, the publisher behind "Call of Duty," is an American company.
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"I was a little surprised," said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of Savingforcollege.
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Mr. Ochs died in 1935 without having named the next publisher.
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Many thousands of people heeded the call of publisher Robert Abbott.
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There was not even an official publisher of the court's opinions.
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My publisher didn't tell me I had to get that website.
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The mansion was previously owned by Arnoldo Mondadori, an Italian publisher.
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Phyllis Cerf, the children's book publisher, said in 21991 that Mrs.
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Cox's husband, the publisher of The Miami Daily News, called Mrs.
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He had been hired by Liate Stehlik, Morrow's widely admired publisher.
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"People are still apprehensive," said Mr. Kornblum, the trade-magazine publisher.
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Of course, being considered a publisher could be his ultimate provocation.
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The publisher is alleging trademark infringement, The Hollywood Reporter first reported.
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Rasmussen, who is the public opinion pollster and publisher of ScottRasmussen.
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He then instructs her to make the call to her publisher.
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Well, you are a publisher, but not of your own stuff.
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A couple years later, in 2004, the publisher filed for bankruptcy.
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Screenshot: Zendesk Conversation with game publisher CSR using Zendesk-Discord bot.
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The court awarded Eminem's publisher NZ$600,000 in compensation ($412,719 USD).
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In 2016, a publisher contacted her and the dream came true.
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SpringerNature is a separate company from German publisher Axel Springer (SPRGn.DE).
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Checking quotes and sources varies from one publisher to the next.
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Springer Nature is a separate company from German publisher Axel Springer.
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His publisher, Gallimard, confirmed his death, at the Saint-Antoine Hospital.
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Owning a major book publisher does not fit into those plans.
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The cause was cancer, her French book publisher, Éditions Gallimard, said.
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Mark Kantrowitz, the publisher and vice president of research at SavingForCollege.
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Soon after Hachette's announcement, Farrow dropped the company as his publisher.
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My publisher, Scholastic, asked instead for a book about Frankenstein's daughters.
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An earlier version of this review misstated the book's American publisher.
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A composer and publisher that never existed, according to modern standards.
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Mr. Davis (front), 50, is a comic book publisher in Portland.
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The idea for Tin House began with the publisher Win McCormack.
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Another angle: Prosecutors announced that the tabloid publisher American Media Inc.
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As an academic and publisher, I understand the need to publish.
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One is "The Scoundrel," starring Noël Coward as a pretentious publisher.
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His father, Arthur Hays Sulzberger, was the publisher at the time.
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Bushnell: Ron is the publisher of Vogue magazine for a reason.
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Their great-grandson, Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, is now the deputy publisher.
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Faber, her British publisher, has sold over 350,000 copies so far.
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Mattis' publisher did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment.
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The client was a wealthy publisher of a luxury magazine empire.
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O'Reilly's publisher, Henry Holt, currently shows no sign of dropping him.
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"She's like collateral damage," Hung Huang, a critic and publisher, said.
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His publisher, Henry Holt, stood by him after Fox fired him.
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He is also the publisher of +61J, an Australian online publication.
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The Time-Life publisher Henry Luce promoted it in his magazines.
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Now, both her music publisher and record label are under Universal.
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Profile John Grisham's publisher, Doubleday, got a nice surprise last January.
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Opposition newspaper publisher Violeta Chamorro won; Soviets, Cubans and Sandinistas lost.
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Used with permission of the publisher, W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
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"High Times was pot pornography," said its longtime publisher, Mary McEvoy.
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And it was the first American publisher of David Hockney prints.
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Batt, who had also been a digital publisher at Time Inc.
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In a newly unearthed essay sent to his publisher on Oct.
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A publisher approached him about writing a book on the topic.
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She also bought computer programming books by computer learning publisher O'Reilly.
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His grandmother founded the Greeneville Sun; his father became its publisher.
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Age: 92 Occupation: publisher, Gemini G.E.L. Tell me about this suit.
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A. G. Sulzberger is the publisher of The New York Times.
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If, for example, TechCrunch was a publisher partner of SimpleReach, Inc.
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Mr. Wolff's publisher, Henry Holt, has stood by his incendiary account.
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"Facebook is a publisher," Benioff said in a tweet on Wednesday.
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Pottinger suggested finding a publisher outside the government, and Flynn agreed.
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He was publisher of The American Lawyer from 1979 to 1982.
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It is the largest magazine publisher in the U.S. Time Inc.
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The publisher wanted that line to come out, according to Starishevsky.
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Luckily, Wattam was picked up by publisher Annapurna Interactive soon after.
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A broken embargo could mean a damaged relationship with a publisher.
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The Morrises run Lightbulb Press, a publisher of financial-education manuals.
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But the subscription revenue approach didn&apost work for every publisher.
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"Monster Hunter: World" was created by Japanese video games publisher Capcom.
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The financial arrangement between Snowden and his publisher is not clear.
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His death was confirmed by his publisher, Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
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Edizione has already pulled out of Italian publisher RCS Mediagroup (RCSM.MI).
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Rea S. Hederman, the publisher of The Review, confirmed the death.
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A.G. SULZBERGER, publisher of The New York Times: I can imagine.
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He became publisher and chief executive of The Post in 2012.
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Ms. Zhao was unavailable for an interview, according to her publisher.
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As such, the publisher has been translating and localizing the game.
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"We want the publisher to straighten this out," Mr. Goldbetter said.
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But publisher PUBG Corporation and developer Bluehole didn't invent the genre.
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It doesn't matter how great the brand is for the publisher.
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He was chief operating officer and publisher, not a vice president.
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National Enquirer: The tabloid is nearing a sale, the publisher said.
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The publisher writes that it is Clinton's most personal memoir yet.
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My day job is a publisher at the press Badlands Unlimited.
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The AIM-listed company is backed by German publisher Axel Springer.
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John Martin, Publisher Frozen fish sticks I don't know what kind.
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Imran Hafiz is a VICE contributor and Publisher of VIRTUE Intelligence.
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It's also an experience still unmatched, certainly by any mainstream publisher.
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Knopf is an old-school publisher and they don't like expletives.
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PIE is the publisher of Pratt Fine Arts Department's edition multiples.
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Far from a too-large team working on blue-sky projects, he describes Killspace as a studio on the verge of signing several contracts, only to see them snuffed out as publisher after publisher went bankrupt.
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The drama over the Pentagon Papers at the Post was exacerbated by the then-recent ascension to publisher of Katharine Graham, daughter of the paper's former publisher Eugene Meyer and wife of Meyer's successor, Phil Graham.
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"There isn't another publisher that reaches the global English-speaking population at scale with this quality," says Jesse Angelo, Publisher and CEO of The New York Post and Chief of Digital Advertising Solutions for News Corp.
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At the company's annual meeting in May, Mr. Sulzberger said succession planning had begun and that by next May the company will have named a deputy publisher, a position that traditionally precedes an appointment to publisher.
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A similar law was enacted in Spain — without a publisher opt-out and with a mandatory fee for displaying publisher snippets — leading to Mountain View to pull the plug on its Google News service in Spain.
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Amazon is also a platform for third-party sellers, a publisher, a printer, a self-publisher, a review hub, a textbook supplier and a distributor that now runs its own chain of brick-and-mortar stores.
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TKO Studios is the creation of Salvatore Simeone, chief executive and co-publisher, who comes from the tech industry, and Tze Chun, the co-publisher, who is also a film and TV writer, director and producer.
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In his letter on Sunday, Mr. McCormack said that J. J. Gould, the magazine's editor, would take on the role of acting president and that Art Stupar, the magazine's associate publisher, would serve as acting publisher.
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Cummins&apos publisher eventually canceled her book tourIn an announcement on Wednesday, Bob Miller, the president and publisher of Flatiron Books, said they would be canceling the rest of the book tour because of safety concerns.
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Facebook's lawyers are arguing in a court case that the social media platform is a publisher, a designation that runs contrary to its standard line that it is a technology company, not a publisher or media website.
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In the aftermath of the reorganization, Maya Mavjee, Crown's president and publisher, left the company and will be moving to Macmillan; Crown's senior vice president and publisher, Molly Stern, who edited Michelle Obama's book, left the company.
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The publisher explains that this is an attempt to complete Byrne's work.
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Amazon is now the largest publisher of books in the United States.
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To do this we created a processing pipeline called The TimesMachine Publisher.
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FKA twigs can now add "magazine publisher" to her list of credentials.
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Facebook is the number 24.01 ad publisher globally, behind Google, eMarketer estimates.
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Cain didn't lose heart, and went to Unbound, a crowdfunding based publisher.
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The Wellcome Global Monitor is funded by Wellcome, the publisher of Mosaic.
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Her Wattpad romance, Chasing Red, was picked up by the publisher Sourcebooks.
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You hope the publisher puts money behind the marketing and publicity campaign.
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Of course, both Marmo and E/O, Ferrante's publisher, denied the rumors.
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Author, executive coach and former publisher Darren Hardy tries to find out.
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Publisher printing more copies of George Orwell's '1984' after spike in demand.
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It was certainly dangerous, wrote A.G. Sulzberger, the publisher of the Times.
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First Media's defense Blossom's owner, First Media, is a social-media publisher.
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In every case, the old notion of a publisher curator has died.
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Gary Schwitzer, publisher and founder of the medical news watchdog site HealthNewsReview.
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He could find another publisher in a snap if he cared to.
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Eventually, in 1947, he persuaded a Dutch publisher to print 1,153 copies.
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It's not exactly clear who the publisher of Horus is these days.
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I interviewed AG Sulzberger, who's the new, what is he, a publisher?
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They're hustling for clicks just like any brand or publisher or influencer.
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One, Facebook will now display the headline and publisher below the topic.
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But his connections with the country's largest tabloid publisher, American Media Inc.
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"They are the publisher not just the postman," said Arden in March.
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Not every publisher was changing the text or image with malicious intent.
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The publisher, billionaire Joe Rickets, said the business model was not successful.
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"Snapchat generated $192,819 for each publisher in the sample," the article reads.
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Now, game publisher Capcom is getting in on the action as well.
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His wife, Jill Biden, is also writing a book for the publisher.
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MSCI, the U.S. index publisher, made the announcement on its website www.msci.
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It's a continuation of Facebook's "we're a platform, not a publisher" line.
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It'll be available to other publisher pages and accounts later next year.
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DC's partnership with Walmart unlocks a potentially huge audience for the publisher.
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Richard Hurowitz is an investor and the publisher of The Octavian Report.
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We're pausing new publisher onboarding as we focus on the integration effort.
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The ISO is the world's largest developer and publisher of international standards.
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But perhaps the most interesting publisher is a Lil Wayne favorite, Providr.
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Publisher Conde Nast then allowed for a British edition of the magazine.
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These two novellas are excellent examples of the work their publisher, Tor.
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Photo: Getty Normally, if a publisher has a problem with spam bots.
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Could you expand on the difference between a publisher and a distributor?
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The new college publisher stories are created by student journalists and editors.
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The publisher claims the second volume has a global circulation of 13m.
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Sony, however, is a notable addition, as the world's largest music publisher.
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From the publisher: Austin loves playing flag football for the Trentwood Tigers.
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Every publisher has poorly identified what content verticals should be tied together.
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A spokesperson for Scribner, DeLillo's publisher, confirmed that it was a hoax.
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It's the new portfolio diversification, Credit Suisse, the report's publisher, is arguing.
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Later she championed Ernest Hemingway's manuscripts, introducing him to a private publisher.
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Ferrante's identity is still known only by her publisher, Edizioni E/O.
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To make the story more complicated, her publisher then dropped the book.
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The site remains the most shared publisher on Facebook, according to NewsWhip.
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Neither Choi nor Ko's publisher, Bloodaxe Books, responded to requests for comment.
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A representative for the publisher could not be reached for further comment.
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She even has her own children's book by publisher Lil Libros. 4.
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So the idea of working with a large publisher isn't particularly appealing.
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Book publisher Judith Regan is expected to be the final prosecution witness.
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In turn, the publisher is highly responsive to changing and niche tastes.
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If my publisher had made room there would have been more still.
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"I consider myself Bookwoman, like Superwoman, rather than an author or publisher."
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CO: Which is why our publisher says it's a post-dystopia affair!
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Rosenfelt as its new publisher and vice-president, effective March 12. Win
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In response, the publisher moved the book's release date up from Jan.
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She speaks to a publisher, because, like Cusk, she has been published.
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Ron Faucheux is a nonpartisan pollster, political analyst and publisher of LunchtimePolitics.
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Amanda Hale has been hired as the publisher of Gawker, Goldberg said.
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He reported royalties and other payments from his publisher of about $120,000.
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"Really, it's kind of amazing," says Chris Swanson, the publisher of TrojanSports.
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CNN has reached out to Hearst Magazines, the magazine's publisher, for comment.
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"He probably should have disclosed that," said Don Irvine, the group's publisher.
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Republic as its publisher at such a pivotal moment in the publication's
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Mr. Chernow's publisher, Penguin Books, is making the most of the moment.
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"We are dramatically expanding our commenting platform," Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger wrote.
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The Failing New York Times has a new publisher, A.G. Sulzberger. Congratulations!
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He plays the video game publisher, who serves as the film's villain.
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The book's publisher printed 1 million copies ahead of the Tuesday release.
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The announced deal unites a woman's lifestyle publisher and male-focused Vice.
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It's also introduced contextual information and breaking news label for publisher content.
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Fortnite's publisher, Epic Games, has generated big revenue from in-game purchases.
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The media publisher Ziff Davis has made an offer of $90 million.
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"Apple has devalued all of the pages of publisher content," Kargman said.
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But, when the book appeared, Winters wrote to its publisher with outrage.
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Tynes' publisher, California Coldblood, arranged for Rare Bird to distribute the book.
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William Ziff Jr. sold the magazine publisher for $1.4 billion in 1994.
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The publisher, Lamar White, Jr., said the video was from a Nov.
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As a favor for a small publisher, Kirby had created a comic
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The cause was heart failure, his publisher, Grove Atlantic, said on Monday.
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My first grown-up job was working at a video game publisher.
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Way more people see publisher tweets than actually click on their links.
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When I emailed Bandai Namco, however, the publisher flatly refused to comment.
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Gannett veteran Maribel Perez Wadsworth is the new publisher of USA TODAY.
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Now Facebook is adding context back in by including news publisher headlines.
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And how many people are now ... I guess now you're a publisher.
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His name is Brad and he's another Canadian, a publisher from Toronto.
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When a major publisher pulled funding from Castaway, the studio seemed done.
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The publisher will then pick up part of the program's monthly fee.
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But that didn't stop Atlus, the game's Japanese publisher, from taking action.
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This publisher has chosen not to take advantage of this free distribution.
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Danny Baraz is a recovering Bernie Bro and the publisher of JankySmooth.
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I can't understand why Warner [the game's publisher] is pulling this game.
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There is no single solution that's going to work with every publisher.
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The publisher responded by moving up the book release date to today.
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It is currently ranked second, below French publisher Ketchapp's mobile game Rush.
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We had a town hall meeting with our CEO and our publisher.
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Will their friendship survive now that Kelsey has replaced Charles as publisher?
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Another of Mr. Thiel's contentious ideas was destroying Gawker, the online publisher.
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In 2005, the publisher Boosey & Hawkes began overseeing and promoting his scores.
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Her death, at a hospice, was confirmed by Granta, her British publisher.
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There, among the friends she made was Christian Ruzicska, an independent publisher.
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Meredith, based in Des Moines, is a Midwestern publisher through and through.
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A week later, the book's publisher wrote to him with an apology.
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Its British publisher, Hamish Hamilton, had not expected much, ordering 3,000 copies.
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News organizations, led by the German publisher Axel Springer, were particularly aggressive.
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But what would you call the publisher of The New York Times?
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Like any publisher, they should be legally responsible for what they publish.
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At the Alphabet talk, Mr. Harari had been accompanied by his publisher.
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A publisher might care about spreading such material, but they aren't that.
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She finds an agent and snags a contract with a top publisher.
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"Most Nigerians see Aliko as a doer," Mr. Ogunbunmi, the publisher, said.
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But the independent publisher Blue Crow Media celebrates unsung and anachronistic monuments.
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The book sold well enough that the publisher wanted a follow-up.
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His publisher is thinking about canceling the release of his new book.
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Saudi Arabia and the publisher of the National Enquirer, American Media Inc.
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His deal with the publisher, Simon & Schuster, was first reported in November.
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Here&aposs what that could mean for the publisher and its employees.
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Instead, they wrote strongly-worded letters to Mr. Carroll and his publisher.
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If a publisher produced a set of PowerPoint notes, I'd use those.
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Agba Jalingo (Nigeria) Pending trial could carry life sentence for Nigerian publisher.
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He said the plan was become the best publisher platform for monetization.
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"It's a brutal system," Paul Ziert, the International Gymnast publisher, told me.
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Until recently, Zuckerberg insisted that Facebook was a platform, not a publisher.
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Clark's publisher, Simon & Schuster, confirmed her death in a tweet Friday night.
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Those bring in revenue for the publisher websites that they sit on.
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Conservative publisher Regnery announced the deal Monday, according to The Associated Press.
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It is unfortunate that the publisher canceled the author's future book events.
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On Snapchat, Discover resembles a menu of channels, arranged by publisher brand.
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But that doesn't account for the role Facebook plays as a publisher.
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Mark Kantrowitz, a financial-aid expert and publisher of college site Cappex.
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The publisher Cengage has been experimenting with a Netflix-style subscription model.
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The publisher said Thursday that 1.4 million more hardcover copies are planned.
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"The cheerleading phase is over," said James Gimian, publisher of Mindful magazine.
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So Cramer used the charts of technician Bob Moreno, publisher of RightViewTrading.
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To its credit, Fallout 763 developer and publisher Bethesda Softworks responded swiftly.
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The publisher, Henry Holt & Company, moved up the release date in response.
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Typically a publisher will promote advance reviews or praise from fellow authors.
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The comic book, by independent publisher Devil's Due, comes out in May.
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Still, the recent demand caught the publisher and some booksellers off guard.
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The redesign separated publisher content from content posted by friends and connections.
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Scholastic — Shares of the book publisher rallied 8.3% following strong quarterly earnings.
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Another of Mr. Thiel's contentious ideas was destroying Gawker, the online publisher.
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The publisher had encountered mounting criticism of its relationship with Mr. Yiannopoulos.
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Around the time Netflix debuted in Australia, publisher Fairfax Media Ltd FXJ.
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" The publisher said the book promises to be "warm, wise and revelatory.
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How can any publisher of quality content survive on low-cost impressions?
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AD's longtime publisher, Giulio Capua, will soon also handle Condé Nast Traveler.
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The magazine publisher rejected a similar offer from Mr. Bronfman last spring.
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"For authors, it's really tough," said Daniel Halpern, the publisher of Ecco.
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"For authors, it's really tough," said Daniel Halpern, the publisher of Ecco.
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Leading German publisher and one of the leading digital publishers in Europe.
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It will be published this year by Taschen, the art-book publisher.
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That took courage for a publisher to fund a lawsuit like that.
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But he killed himself in 22012, and Graham took over as publisher.
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How would this tag-team interview with publisher and reporters play out?
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I also spent some time with the Chicago-based publisher Public Collectors.
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Explore more videos from the publisher, Nowness, on their Vimeo page, here.
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It also acquired U.S. internet publisher Gawker Media LLC for $135 million.
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I'm co-founder and CEO of Podium Publishing, your digital audiobook publisher.
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It's a clever stylistic choice from publisher Tim Kinsella of Featherproof Books.
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Typically, when VigLink is involved in handling the rollout of affiliate links, it takes a cut of the commissions the publisher would earn, with 75% of the commission going to the publisher, and the rest kept for itself.
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She learned that he was the founding publisher of Black Ocean, a Boston-based publisher of literary books, and that he had written a book of his own, "The Truth Is We Are Perfect," a collection of poetry.
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Mr. Hamilton said the publisher was probably referring to two defamation cases that are currently in the courts aimed at two Australian media companies: the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, a major television company, and Fairfax Media, a newspaper publisher.
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Soon the book was selling 250 copies an hour, according to its publisher, and ranked No. 1 on Amazon's German best-seller list, a position it held for almost two weeks, until the publisher ran out of copies.
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This phrase is going to come back to haunt us and maybe bury me personally, but there's a lot of legal wrangling over a "platform" versus a "publisher," and if you exert this much control, are you a publisher?
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"I feel privileged to have been Michael Bond's publisher — he was a true gentleman, a bon viveur, the most entertaining company and the most enchanting of writers," said Executive Publisher HarperCollins Children's Books Ann-Janine Murtagh in a statement.
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The six regional winners of this year's BOP Bologna Prize for the Best Children's Publisher of the Year included Canada's Groundwood Books and Kalimat, the first publisher in the United Arab Emirates dedicated solely to children's books in Arabic.
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Gatti based his work on financial records, notably an uptick in Raja's payments from the parent company of Europa Editions, Ferrante's publisher and also the publisher of "Ties," here in a fluid English translation by the novelist Jhumpa Lahiri.
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Marvel was no longer a comics publisher "on the move"...it had arrived.
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And, you guessed it, Medium is quite a big content publisher as well.
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Wolff's publisher, Henry Holt, announced the title and publication date on Wednesday morning.
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Established in 2000, the company is both a game developer and a publisher.
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Publisher Henry Holt & Co. eventually had to release the book four days early.
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Bonus confidence points if it gets picked up by a major news publisher!
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Currently, he appears in the Spider-Man and Champions series from the publisher.
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CATHY AREU, PUBLISHER, CATALINA: Well, the money went out, that&aposs the question.
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His publisher, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, said he died after a lengthy illness.
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Last Thursday, Craig Moon, a former Gannett executive, was named the paper's publisher.
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The game has turned its publisher, Epic Games, into a multibillion-dollar business.
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Well, he later sued the columnist and the editor and publisher for defamation.
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After consulting the charts of the major averages, Moreno, the publisher of RightViewTrading.
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The publisher cited audio recordings that claimed Reca was speaking about the heist.
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He is the former editor in chief and publisher of MIT Technology Review.
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You will not be able to get a publisher for 3–5 years.
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Patricia Richardson was the publisher when Ramos sent menacing tweets five years ago.
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Whenever a publisher acquires a book, it creates a budget for that book.
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That way, he says, stories sound different from one publisher to the next.
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He is the former publisher of the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald.
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Would they have been released at all without support from a major publisher?
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"We're gonna destroy you, we're gonna destroy your business," if it's a publisher.
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The SDNY revealed its "non-prosecution agreement" with Enquirer publisher American Media Inc.
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So when Infinity's publisher vanished, despite being almost finished, the game was dead.
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Otherwise, stay tuned for more universities to announce their own Campus Publisher Stories.
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Lee's publisher, HarperCollins, later released a statement expressing "deep" sadness over Lee's death.
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However, Facebook has recently become pretty brutal when it comes to publisher complaints.
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For years, Valiant Comics has been a leading publisher in the indie market.
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"The publisher and the editorial page editor have very different roles," Baquet said.
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The publisher is not the only one who wants to break up Google.
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Property listings publisher Domain Holdings Australia Ltd climbed to its highest since Feb.
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"They don't want the headache of being their own publisher," Ms. Hart said.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the publisher of New Century Press.
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The Epoch Times' publisher, Stephen Gregory, did not return a request for comment.
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I don't know if the publisher right now is thinking about revisiting that.
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The publisher insists that the Jo character become a wife by the end.
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