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Following the news that Wixen Music Publishing, which controls the publishing rights for the likes of Tom Petty, Neil Young and Stevie Nicks, is suing Spotify for at least $1.6 billion, commercial litigator and music industry expert Simon Conroy examines the complexities of the music publisher's decision.
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Brave developed a technology called the Basic Attention Token (BAT) designed to pay publishers, YouTube contributors and others who today rely on advertising revenue or subscription payments. For now, you can set up Brave to send BATs to websites you visit, but in the future, Brave plans to make
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During the unveiling of the plan last fall, chief technology officer Chris Hjelm used pet products as an example: If the data determines that a particular location has a lot of pet owners, managers might expand the pet aisle or create a special display with best-selling pet food, toys and other best-sellers.
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For those who don't know newspaper hierarchy, owners and/or CEOs come first, often followed by vice presidents. At the local level, publishers are in charge. Under publishers are editors, whose job it is to plan, assign and push for stories, generally following a philosophical vision from the publisher.
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A FREE Computer and Writing Skills class at ATCC starts February 26. Classes will run Mondays and Wednesdays beginning February 26 and ending April 25. The course will be held from 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM, Room 707. The class will focus on computer programs, using Windows 10 and Microsoft
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In the past, publishers large and small were wary of taking on the expense of hiring dedicated ad tech developers. Rather, they leaned heavily on internal developers, most of whom had no real experience with ad tech. Today, however, publishers are realizing that good ad tech developers are worth
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Best known for his New York Times bestsellers The Invention of Hugo Cabret, Wonderstruck, and The Marvels, Selznick has received a number of accolades over his illustrious career as a writer, creator, and artist, including the Caldecott Medal in 2008. A self-proclaimed Potterhead himself, Selznick
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“Author Deborah Reed (Things We Set on Fire) plies the reader with beautiful sentence after beautiful sentence. Her descriptions of coastal Oregon's trees and wildlife are as lush as the landscape itself. But these lovely words aren't strung together with more regard for the individual than the whole.
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Hall always enjoyed writing. Experiences at home and at work often got her creative mind churning. '[My husband and I] were fortunate to be able to be around our grandchildren as they were growing up,” Hall said. “Little things that come out of a 3-year-old's mouth that's funny or endearing would spark
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1-rated self-publishing company according to Top Consumer Reviews, is helping self-publishing children's book authors take their book marketing beyond their local bookstores, libraries and school districts in 2018. The Denver-based company will exhibit juvenile fiction books before a global audience
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Sullivan, who grew up in Indianapolis and earned her undergraduate degree from Indiana University, began writing her book as an MFA student at Butler. She chose Butler's graduate program in Creative Writing because she found that it was open to many different styles of writing. “People were writing
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Whenever one walks into a restaurant and the first sound is the weighty Bonzo drum beat of Led Zeppelin's “When the Levee Breaks,” it's often a palatable omen. Such was true during a recent patronage session I had at The Saloon, one of my very favorite downtown Ventura hangouts. From the moment
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In August 2014, Oakley helped develop and launch “Learning How to Learn,” the massively popular online course focused on giving students “powerful mental tools to master tough subjects.” With nearly 2 million students enrolled to date, it has grown to become the most popular MOOC in the world.
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About a decade ago, when Amazon introduced its first e-reader, publishers panicked that digital books would take over the industry, the way digital transformed the music industry. And for a while, that fear seemed totally justified. At one point, the growth trajectory for e-books was more than 1,200 percent
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As former marketing director for Zenimax and with 15 years experience in the industry, Escalante knows that publishers aren't a silver bullet solution. He's also acutely aware that it's possible for an indie team, even the smallest one, to bring a game to market without a publisher's help. But the skills
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Vroman's Bookstore in Pasadena is sponsoring a presentation and book signing by New York Times bestselling author Dr. Deepak Chopra, of his latest work, “The Healing Self: A Revolutionary New Plan to Supercharge Your Immunity and Stay Well for Life,” at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, located at 4401
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The Facebook algorithm change that has publishers panicking may be good news for a certain group inside the industry: influencers and their followers. As Facebook decides to favor content from friends and family over posts from (certain) publishers, agency buyers are telling clients to focus more on
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RIVERDALE, NJ – After last year's 100th anniversary of Girl Scouts selling cookies, troops in northern New Jersey are kicking off this season with the … with a chocolate and marshmallowy filling, embossed with designs honoring Girl Scouts' outdoor badges – which are sure to be best-sellers again.
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Amazon US is reportedly cutting staff from the North Charleston office of Createspace, its print self-publishing platform, this summer. According to local newspaper the Post and Courier, the e-commerce company's self-publishing service is laying off 58 employees and closing its editing, marketing and
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