Day: February 2, 2018

Arsenal slash calendar price by half after publishing with Alexis Sanchez, Theo Walcott and Olivier …

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Arsenal slash calendar price by half after publishing with Alexis Sanchez, Theo Walcott and Olivier …

ARSENAL have halved the price of their disastrous 2018 club calendar after sticking Alexis Sanchez and Olivier Giroud on the front and Theo Walcott as Mr August. The Gunners had a big January clear-out, with Chile star Sanchez leaving for free to join Manchester United on a record-breaking weekly
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Is a Creative Writing degree worth it

Is a Creative Writing degree worth it.
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App Publishers Lost $17.5B To Piracy In The Last 5 Years, Says Tapcore

So smart, in fact, that they've siphoned off almost $18 billion in revenue from legitimate mobile publishers, says Tapcore. Some apps have lost as much as $76 million to pirates, apparently. “Piracy refers to the illegal modification and/or distribution of an app by someone other than its official owner,” says
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Carmel Symphony Orchestra to feature 'Love Letter' to violinist

“It kind of was,” violinist Tessa Lark said of her relationship with composer-musician Michael Thurber. “I mean, I had met him before as alumni of NPR's 'From the Top,' and we had mutual close friends for years and knew about each other's works. We don't really believe in love at first sight, but when we
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Meet the former advertising creative who has built a career out of writing positive post-it notes to …

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At the bottom of each note, Andy signs off with his Instagram handle and now has a big following on the platform. He now makes, posters, paintings, and picture frames. Prices can go from £14 to just under £1,000. Artist Andy Leek leaves notes to strangers around London to brighten up their day.
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'Mario Kart Tour' news: 'Mario Kart' to go mobile next fiscal year

Nintendo just released its latest sales reports, and a few “Mario Kart” titles are among the company's best-sellers for various consoles. Over 7.33 million “Mario Kart 8 Deluxe” units for the Nintendo Switch were sold worldwide. For the Wii U, 8.40 million units were sold and 37.02 million of “Mario Kart Wii”
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A Booker bump

Fifty years after it was founded, the Man Booker Prize remains the UK's most important literary award. It generates headlines and stimulates sales like no other prize. It makes careers, underpins publishing decisions and reminds us why books matter. Originally conceived as a way of “encouraging
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Decca Publishing signs composer Chris Clark

Decca Publishing has signed another global deal, this time with British electronic composer and producer Chris Clark, who performs under the name Clark. “I am very excited to start this new partnership with Decca Publishing,” said Clark. “Working together, we have agreed to take a fresh outlook on
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Swedish startup Strossle wants to help publishers beat the Google-Facebook duopoly

In the year 2000, around 90 percent of all traffic to publishers was direct; today it is less than 30 percent on an average. The rest comes from mainly two platforms – Google and Facebook. Google and Facebook account for 99 percent of online advertising growth. Can publisher collaboration help beat the
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Times have changed – isn't it time the agency model did too?

This must, however, be paired with creative thinking, creative writing and design if you are going to achieve real success in this rapidly changing digital ecosystem. I have recently seen a number of well-funded digital campaigns, which look great, but are let down by ill-conceived copywriting that fails to
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Vermont Author Publishes Short Story Collection

She also coedited (with Michael Lassell) the poetry anthology “The World In Us.” She is the recipient of a Lambda Literary Award, an Astraea Emerging Writers Award, a New York Foundation of the Arts Fellowship, and is a fellow of the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. Currently, she directs the MFA
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Parrish steps down as TDN publisher

Williams, who will turn 65 in March, retired as publisher of Daily Herald in Provo, Utah, in August. He has been with Lee Enterprises for 20 years and served as publisher previously at Lee-owned newspapers in Carbondale, Illinois, and 28 Lee-owned suburban newspapers near St. Louis, Missouri.
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Nibbies judges revealed

They will be joined by Edinburgh International Book Festival director Nick Barley, Bradford Literature Festival director Syima Aslam and book buyers Pete Selby from Sainsbury's, Matt Bates from W H Smith Travel, Asda's Phil Henderson, Tesco's Karen Brindle and Blackwell's head of publisher liaison
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Google publisher tools

Earlier this year, the developers released a tool that helps you check your earnings more easily and track the performance of your ad zones. gserviceaccount. The AdSense Publisher Toolbar is Jan 15, 2014 Google Webmaster Tools: Webmaster Tools provides you with detailed reports about your
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Veterans Art show Feb. 7, 8

Through the show, veterans receiving treatment at VA facilities have a chance to participate in creative self expression through art, creative writing, dance, drama and music as part of their therapy and to gain recognition for their artistic accomplishments. The competition is open to veterans who are
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Library activities

3 p.m. — Creative Writing Workshop for students in seventh grade and up. The members meet twice each month to share their work and discuss writing tips and techniques. 6:30 p.m. — Evening Book Discussion Group for Adults. The group will discuss the book, “The Usual Rules,” by Joyce Maynard.
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In bookstores, immersion – and volumes of refuge

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In bookstores, immersion – and volumes of refuge

Among Prairie Lights' best-sellers are several books based in historical events. For example, George Saunders's “Lincoln in the Bardo” (2017), the Booker Prize-winning novel on Abraham Lincoln grieving for his son, was the best-selling novel for the Iowa City store. Other top sellers include “All the
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Eagles fans gear up for big game

“A lot of people are buying mugs and cups and I think our second best seller out of all the Super Bowl stuff is the hats. The Eagles hats are selling better than the Patriots.” Schuylkill Valley Sports, one of the largest team sports suppliers in eastern Pennsylvania, has been in business since 1971.
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Self Publishing, Book Printing and Publishing Online – Lulu

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Self Publishing, Book Printing and Publishing Online – Lulu

Are you searching for a way grow your author brand? Let us help. We'll work with you to display your book's ad on Google, the world's largest display network with more than 4.3 billion daily page views and 1 billion monthly visitors in more than one hundred countries.*. Make the choice to be seen before
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Female Executives Call for Neil Portnow's Resignation From Recording Academy: 'You Are Part of …

The letter follows an online petition launched this week seeking Portnow's resignation that, at time of publishing, has received more than 13,100 supporters. After only one woman won an award … In publishing history, there has been only 1 female CEO and 1 male of color CEO. They currently hold these
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More paywalls are 'highly likely': A Digiday+ Slack town hall with Conde Nast's Fred Santarpia

Fred Santarpia, Condé Nast's chief digital officer, joined Digiday+ members for a Slack town hall on Feb. 1 to talk about the publishing giant's paywall strategy, its plans to push further into e-commerce and why publishers should work together more and “have some fun.” The full conversation is available
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Jeff Jeske Memorial Scholarship honors late professor

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Jeff Jeske Memorial Scholarship honors late professor

In honor of Jeske's legacy, the English and creative writing department has created the Jeff Jeske Memorial Scholarship in Journalism and English for English and English and media studies majors. “Obviously when Jeff passed away we were trying to find ways to honor him,” said Professor of English
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For the love of books: Lahore International Book Fair kicks off

The 32nd edition of the Lahore International Book Fair (LIBF) has kicked off at the Expo Centre on Thursday attracting large crowds on the first day. The five-day fair in Lahore offers countless books with dozens of famous publishing houses participating this year. Like each year, this time too, the fair
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Cuba opens 2018 book fair

Over 4 million copies of books and publications from around the world are being presented at the 10-day show, the 27th edition of the annual book fair seen as one of Cuba's biggest cultural events. After the opening ceremony, Diaz-Canel attended the event to unveil a Chinese pavilion in the China
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Creative move: Florida native R.LUM.R misses water but says Nashville inspires his writing

Creative move: Florida native R.LUM.R misses water but says Nashville inspires his writing. By Adrian Gomez / Journal Arts and Entertainment Editor … His most recent trip to Los Angeles has him writing and able to enjoy the ocean again. “Being able to go back to the beach and touch the water, I'm
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Can't cope with exam stress? PM Modi's book, out tomorrow, shows you how

“Through the book, the prime minister hopes to become a friend of the students and support them as they prepare for the examinations,” book's publisher Penguin Random House India had said. The idea, according to the publisher, came from Modi himself. ” In the wake of the good response to his
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Community comes together to celebrate MLK's legacy

“I believe in giving the history, but then getting out of the way,” Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director for Creative Writing at Emerson College Jabari Asim told students during a speech given about the history of the N-word. NICK EDDINGER, SAGAMORE STAFF
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Unprecious & Rough Around the Edges

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Unprecious & Rough Around the Edges

That sort of intertextuality, I think, is how many poets learn to write. It's how a lot of people learn to play a musical instrument, too. They learn some stuff in lessons, but they learn more by listening to a record and trying to play the guitar part on that record. … So, I think in my creative writing classes we do
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Robert Ashcroft: PPL-PRS JV 'ready to go'

PRS For Music CEO Robert Ashcroft has told Music Week that the collection society's long-awaited licensing joint venture with PPL will go live in a matter of weeks. Music Week broke the news of the JV, known as PPL PRS Ltd, way back in February 2016, but progress has since been slow, despite the
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Korean game publishers boast presence in global app publishers ranking

San Francisco-based App Annie announced on Thursday that Korea's Netmarble Games ranked third in the global top 52 mobile app publishers by earnings, followed by U.S. Activision Blizzard and Finland's Supercell. Other Korean names in the ranking were NCSoft on the 12th, Gamevil 24th, and
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January US Auto Sales Eke Out Small Gain on Continued Truck Strength

Top-volume CR-V demand fell 16.9% to 24,326 units. … Chevy best-sellers included: Equinox, Traverse, Tahoe, and Trax, plus Colorado and Silverado. The Buick … Subaru of America—Subaru (+1.1%) set a January sales record with 44,357 unit deliveries and best totals for the Crosstrek and Outback.
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Changing tides

My dearest Blaze, I write this now to tell you of everything that you washed onto my shore. On my first day in the Creative Writing Conservatory, I met you. You were skinny, wearing a striped T-shirt, glasses and an inquisitive look. You didn't even introduce yourself to me. There was no need. We didn't
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Blogger Nyakundi charged with publishing obscenities about CS Matiang'i

Blogger Cyprian Nyakundi was on Thursday charged in court on with publishing obscene information about Interior Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang'i. Mr Nyakundi denied publishing and posting obscene information about Dr Matiang'i in his Twitter handle on January 22, 2018. Dr Matiang'i has been
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So you want to be a litfest insider?

I foresee a book deal soon, at least one by a digital publishing company. Many conspiracy theories about its multiple handlers abound—we have our own in the office—but while @JLFInsider could say what it wanted and act like it wanted with the digital veil of anonymity, you might want some real-world
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Area Students Convene At Chautauqua For Young Playwrights Project

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Area Students Convene At Chautauqua For Young Playwrights Project

“We had a lot of fun doing this as a team,” said Seth, who indicated he had some interest in doing creative writing outside of the classroom. There were 428 plays written overall between the students of the five school districts. The plays selected as the best of the bunch will be published online and
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Teaching During a Personal Crisis

If the way you usually work isn't working, consider grading in shorter bursts, writing in coffee shops, allowing yourself to work in “wrong” or inefficient ways. Always … Elizabeth Barnett in an assistant professor of English at Rockhurst University where she teaches American literature, creative writing, and
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Government of Canada announces appointments to the Social Security Tribunal

M. Conrad studied at the University of Athabasca and completed a decisions writing course through the Council of Canadian Administrative Tribunals. Mr. Conrad has been appointed as a full-time member of the Employment Insurance section for a term ending May 28, 2020, effective December 18,
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Discovery High students chart new course in journalism

Whitener is currently writing an article to measure how the school's student body feels about President Donald Trump and his low approval rating at the end of his first year. The news site's editor knows some of the information about the president could be false, so part of her job as a journalist is to fact
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Design Intern at Publishers Clearing House

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Design Intern at Publishers Clearing House

Publishers Clearing House (PCH) is currently seeking a Design Intern for the to join our team! A successful Design Intern at PCH will have the opportunity to study the craft at the professional level while working alongside highly talented designers. The Design Intern will gain exposure to various design
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Bay Area and beyond: Oakland publisher Transit Books brings foreign voices to US

Publishing foreign and translated books might be a rare template for a small press, but Transit Books has in its less than three-year history nevertheless established itself quickly and successfully. Each book it has published (four thus far, with six coming in 2018, its biggest year yet), has gone on to
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A Publisher's Paywall Strategy Is About More Than The Bottom Line

“The Sell Sider” is a column written for the sell side of the digital media community. Today's column is written by Alessandro De Zanche, an independent audience strategy consultant. While it has been part of a successful core strategy for a few major publishers for some time, the publisher paywall
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Trump to allow publishing of memo

AP President Donald Trump greets Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford after delivering his first State of the Union address in the House chamber of the U.S. Capitol to a joint session of Congress Tuesday in Washington. White House officials said Thursday Trump will clear the way
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Creepy thriller a squirm-inducing read

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Creepy thriller a squirm-inducing read

Her protagonist, creative writing professor Kate Youngblood, is grappling with the onset of middle age as her ex-husband marries a younger woman, her best friend gives birth to a baby, her latest writing project stalls out and fall semester presents yet another class of run-of-the-mill students. Except for
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From jazz to plays to poetry, February brings diverse arts events to campus

The Emory Creative Writing Program presents a colloquium and reading from poet Erica Dawson, Feb. 7, at 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. respectively. Dawson is the author of two collections of poetry: “The Small Blades Hurt,” winner of the 2016 Poets' Prize, and “Big-Eyed Afraid,” winner of the 2006 Anthony
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Comic Book Review – Batman: Knightfall Omnibus Vol. 1

The story culminated with Bane breaking Batman's back, forcing a replacement to don the cowl and protect Gotham City and being remembered as one of the most memorable and controversial moments in his publishing history. Batman's defeat by Bane has been an event adapted in several forms, from
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Female Executives Call for Grammy Chief Neil Portnow's Resignation

In the wake of Recording Academy chief Neil Portnow's ill-worded comments after the Grammy Awards Sunday night — in which he said female artists and executives need to “step up” — and a low number of nominees and winners who are women, a group of female music-industry senior executives
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