| 单词 | publishing |
| 释义 | publishing (pʌblɪʃɪŋ ) uncountable noun Publishing is the profession of publishing books. I had a very high-powered job in publishing. Collocations: academic publishing Journal subscription renewals in academic publishing are running at 95 per cent. Times, Sunday Times The biggest areas are academic publishing, which accounts for almost a third of sales by value. Times, Sunday Times In this absorbingly candid memoir, he offers instructive and often astringent reflections on academic publishing in the second half of the twentieth century. The Times Literary Supplement To me they look more the result of poor copy-editing of a hastily produced typescript - two regrettable aspects of today's academic publishing scene. The Times Literary Supplement The other two divisions, academic publishing and global events, performed creditably enough, with single-digit growth rates. Times, Sunday Times The team was building something totally new, and creating the template for digital publishing as they went along. Christianity Today They are worried that the rise of digital publishing, with its tendency to depress prices and to be susceptible to piracy, will undermine their businesses. Times, Sunday Times But digital publishing can make thousands more titles available. Times, Sunday Times He owns a digital publishing business producing images for the media and graphic arts industry. Times, Sunday Times Improving revenues from digital publishing were offset by falls of 21 per cent in print advertising and 7 per cent in circulation revenue. The Sun The mid-1970s was a difficult time for educational publishing. Times, Sunday Times Here he specialised in overseas educational publishing. Times, Sunday Times It was only later that he dived into educational publishing, only to reverse out again soon after. Times, Sunday Times He worked in the educational publishing industry from 1990 to 2008. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In addition to freelance composing and arranging, he was a professional trumpet player and pianist and developed his own educational publishing firm. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 No one in mainstream publishing dares to speak out because of the restrictions of punitive non-disclosure agreements. Times, Sunday Times The mainstream publishing industry has been ignobly compliant. Times, Sunday Times However, in recent years the mainstream publishing industry recognized the genre's potential and signed many street lit authors to contracts, thus producing better packaged product. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 His music company hedges the unpredictable business of music sales against steadier revenues from music publishing, artist management and touring. Times, Sunday Times The company's music publishing division had a strong first half and was expected to show growth. Times, Sunday Times I'm going into music publishing, collaborating and writing songs for other artists. The Sun The stronger music publishing unit grew by 11.9 per cent in the quarter, helped primarily by various copyright litigation settlements. Times, Sunday Times Although vague, the phrase indicates a willingness to keep the recorded music and music publishing divisions. Times, Sunday Times It also has an impressive array of online publishing ventures. Times, Sunday Times Best known for her online publishing juggernaut, her career has also been politically charged. Times, Sunday Times Profits surged 64% a year from 3.1m in 2002 to 13.8m in 2005, underpinned by strong growth in events and online publishing. Times, Sunday Times Nothing could better illustrate the stifling market dominance that this publicly-funded institution has enjoyed as it has expanded into the world of online publishing. Times, Sunday Times In the early days it might have been possible to regard online publishing as merely a marketing teaser to encourage print sales. Times, Sunday Times Entrants retain all rights to their entries, except in the case of the winner, to whom a publishing contract will be offered. Times, Sunday Times Now, though, you don't have to wait for that elusive publishing contract and the far-off praise of the critics. Times, Sunday Times By the time of the latter's reinvention as a disco act in the mid-1970s, he no longer had the group under a publishing contract. Times, Sunday Times A typical publishing contract pays the author 7½ per cent of net receipts on physical books. Times, Sunday Times At the same time, she came to the end of her first publishing contract. Times, Sunday Times He was up to his knees in water, guiding some fishermen, when his phone rang with the offer of a major-label publishing deal. Times, Sunday Times A tasty 250,000 each to be precise - part of a massive publishing deal for the rights to their songs. The Sun Yet he faced rejection after rejection before finally making the breakthrough, aged 29, and landing a publishing deal. The Sun She only recently signed a publishing deal after a reported global bidding war, and she already intends to write for other artists. Times, Sunday Times The millionaire music boss has played a masterstroke in the publishing deal for the book. The Sun Thunder and lightning failed to deter people from standing in line outside book shops yesterday for the biggest event in publishing history. Times, Sunday Times The short story had been a good friend to him in need, and these two scrupulously edited volumes record a complex publishing history with all its variant readings. The Times Literary Supplement Book history, he suggests, as opposed to publishing history, may be the more objective guide to the sector. The Times Literary Supplement His publishing history confirms that reticence. Times, Sunday Times Throughout the 1980s and 1990s he topped the charts and in 1992 was given the largest cash advance in music publishing history. Times, Sunday Times Since then, the company has expanded its publishing operation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He bought a press and built a small print shop in 1823, establishing what proved to be a successful publishing operation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The store grew from being a simple retailer into a complex cross-country distribution and then publishing operation. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The company also said that three of its senior publishing directors will leave to pursue other opportunities after a strategic review of its publishing operations. Times, Sunday Times The drawing tool allows simple desktop publishing operations, such as adding graphics to documents. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This was not, in the end, a publishing venture. Christianity Today Three years after setting up his publishing venture, his dream became reality. Times, Sunday Times During last year there was a further shuffling around among the other participants in this little publishing venture. The Times Literary Supplement This was to be his last publishing venture. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 During 2005 to 2009 he formulated an online publishing venture with three colleagues. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 So, see what the publishing world can do when it tries. Times, Sunday Times Lauded by some in the publishing world, he was cordially loathed by others who found him domineering and highly strung. Times,Sunday Times She's making questionable progress in the publishing world. Times, Sunday Times Gregarious and friendly, he belonged to several clubs and was always happy to advise newcomers to the publishing world. Times, Sunday Times In the publishing world alone you can see the direction we're moving in. Christianity Today He played an important role in reviving scholarly publishing at the university press. Times, Sunday Times These are legitimate worries, but if such historians are looking for a golden age of scholarly publishing when such concerns were absent, they will not find it. The Times Literary Supplement How, then, did it come to hold a dominant place in scholarly publishing? The Times Literary Supplement However, the developed technology and standards are applicable in a much broader domain than scholarly publishing alone. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Brill's path in the post-war years was again marked by ups and downs, though the company remained faithful in its commitment to scholarly publishing. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 If you are, as you have suggested previously, assembling a dossier of complaints about unfair exam marking, would you also investigate the links between exam boards and textbook publishing? Times, Sunday Times It also serves as a supporting arm to the company's textbook publishing business. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Open textbooks offer affordable access, especially to basic and common information, and pose a challenge to traditional models of textbook publishing. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Other models for digital textbook publishing are more traditional. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 出版业 Japanese: 出版業 |
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