China Literature Ltd., an online publishing and e-book unit of Tencent Holdings, has filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering that could raise as
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Hong Kong has secured its second high-profile tech IPO inside a week. Following on from gaming firm Razer, which filed its prospectus on Friday,
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Open access in STEM subject areas offers growth opportunities for KU's cooperative model, the organisation says – and that publishers are looking to
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Publishers have long sought a way to monetize online content, and many have failed. But they have now found a solution: paywalls that block content
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TENCENT'S China Literature Ltd., known as China's largest online and e-book publishing company, has reportedly announced it will go public on the
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Can you think of a few authors who have not published in a while, who may be favorites of literature professors but not best sellers? Are there more
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R.H. and H.D. Machen are the co-founders. … 1952 – Aiken Standard and Review becomes a daily newspaper, publishing five days a week, as a result
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