J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is Amazon's bestselling book for kids and teens in 2016, and the retail giant's overall top-selling title
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ARRL is moving to a new digital publishing platform! The January 2017 digital edition of QST will be the first produced using PageSuite. ARRL
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Twenty years ago I was a failed photocopier salesperson who stumbled into the world of publishing strictly by chance. By any stretch of the
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Mega retailer Amazon released its best-selling books list for 2016, and the boy wizard is No. 1: “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Parts 1 & 2, Special
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NASA has selected a first-of-its-kind Earth science mission that will measure key greenhouse gases and vegetation health from space to advance
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Consequently, digital publishers struggle to match the needs of their various advertisers by offering these packages efficiently and effectively.
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I am not very good at this! Having trouble with getting my website builder site to publish to the correct domain. I own copperhill.biz and.
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Tom Lambert is living proof that good writing comes from the heart. … I never actually went to college— I took some English writing courses but never
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Book nerds are capping off a year of unpleasant surprises with a palatable ending. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tops Amazon's 2016 best seller
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Amazon has released its annual list marking its best-selling books of 2016, best-selling kids and teens books of 2016, as well as the “most gifted” and
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Here's a look at what's new on USA TODAY's Best-Selling Books list… Graham's return: Not only did Lauren Graham return to the small screen in
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Nick Nanton, Esq., as well as business partner, JW Dicks, Esq., the leading agents to Celebrity Experts worldwide, recently signed a publishing deal
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The short version: the report says collections of performing rights organizations on behalf of music publishers reached €7.5 billion (US $7.95 billion) in
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