Regional newsgroups across the country have joined forces with Amnesty International to celebrate 100 years of women's suffrage. The campaign, which started this month, will include coverage highlighting “inspirational women blazing a trail for others across their communities”. Regional news
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President Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, is pitching a book to publishers that details the “complexities and nuances” of the First Family, according to a proposal shopped to multiple publishers and obtained by The Daily Beast. The book is being pitched with the title, Trump Revolution: From
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PALM DESERT, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), its Data Center of Excellence, and the Data & Marketing Association (DMA) have released “The Data-Centric Organization 2018,” the results of a survey showing that U.S. marketers and publishers remain intensely
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A small publishing press in Independence, Oregon, has taken on a challenge: it will only publish women authors in 2018. Not A Pipe Publishing seems to be the only publisher in the country undertaking the initiative, proposed by a British author in 2015. Publishers Benjamin and Paige Gorman and
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The New York Times published an opinion piece by discredited economist John Lott that made false claims about the national background check system for gun purchases and cited a survey that fact-checkers have criticized as unscientific. Lott is a well-known pro-gun advocate and frequent source of
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Games publishers are quickly catching up with YouTube content creators for view time on games-related videos, according to YouTube. Speaking at the White Nights Conference in Prague, YouTube head of gaming content and partnerships for CIS and Italy, Darya Rubashna, said that in 2015 publisher
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There's the cost of shipping and distribution. There's the cut that retailers take, and then the loss when used games are traded in and re-sold instead of new copies. At every step of the way, a physical video game is costing publishers like Activision and EA money. Digital distribution changes much of that.
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