Day: April 17, 2018

Artist Event Set for May

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Artist Event Set for May

Accompanying images can be viewed starting on page 1 of the April 2018 issue pdf. Rather than the Mid-City Artists group hosting the Spring Open Studios event as before, this time they will be having a group show at White Cloud Gallery at 1843 14th Street, NW every Saturday and Sunday during May,
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Apple is planning to launch a news subscription service

“We're excited Texture will join Apple, along with an impressive catalogue of magazines from many of the world's leading publishers,” Apple's Eddy Cue said of the purchase at the time. “We are committed to quality journalism from trusted sources and allowing magazines to keep producing beautifully
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Following Texture Acquisition, Apple Reportedly Planning News Subscription Service

It's now been a little over a month since Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) agreed to acquire Texture, a subscription-based magazine service that was in part owned by several prominent magazine publishers. No financial terms were disclosed, but it was fairly obvious that Apple would likely use the acquisition to
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'Who's to blame?': Why students walked out after graduate admissions were made

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The second proposal, which the students called “Teach Us to WRITE, Like Soc. and Psych” was to establish a social work writing course to better prepare graduates for the type of writing they will do in their field. Students said there are currently no classes that focus on applying the specific writing skills.
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2 New Books on Ocean Beach Released This Week – One About OB's Past, the Other About OB's …

There's two new books about Ocean Beach coming out this week. One is about OB's past and the other is about OB's future. Kathy Blavatt's newly released book “Ocean Beach- Where Land and Water Meet“, will premier at the Ocean Beach Historical Society on this Thursday, and Jim Miller will present
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Stephen Fries: Yale professor recounts history through restaurants

Foodies and history buffs alike will be intrigued by reading “Ten Restaurants That Changed America,” by Paul Freedman (2016, Liveright Publishing, $35). Freedman takes a look at American history through the “eyes” of 10 iconic restaurants. I think many of you have dined at one of them. I especially
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About The Self-Publishing Advice Center

The Self Publishing Advice Center is hosted by the Alliance of Independent Authors (ALLi), the only global non-profit association for self-publishing writers. We invite you to join our alliance which offers many benefits in return for an annual fee.
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SC Dems: Gov's 'Shawshank Redemption' view of Lee Correctional riot is not how prisons work

… Clock Building; Dog Training; Introduction to Creative Writing; State Driver's License; Push and Pull Total Body Workout; Public Speaking; Men's Fraternity (Part II) Winning at Work; Narcotics Addiction; Real Life Discipleship; Uprooting Anger; Dispelling Urban Myths and Legends; The Theory of Flight
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Kalimat to unveil two titles at Sharjah Children's Reading Festival

Kalimat Group will also be presenting a series of important publications by award-winning writers and illustrators of children's books, as well as a … content that contributes to emphasising human values, such as friendship, simplicity, happiness and family, through creative writing and vibrant illustrations.
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Sonoma West Times & News and sister paper win awards

“Whether it's us or other news organizations, I think it is as important now as ever to recognize and award newspapers and journalism that try to make a difference,” said publisher Rollie Atkinson. “The professional peer recognition at CNPA is always an honor. I'd like to add my personal salute to our
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Emerging writers urged to 'have a go' in local competition

IF you have the urge to put pen to paper, but unsure where to start, you now have an opportunity to display your writing skills by competing in Douglas Arts … DAB also has a Poetry & Creative Writing peer group that meets on the last Wednesday of each month from 6.00pm-7.00pm, at DAB's gallery.
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La Librairie Parisienne: From Hollywood to Paris

With children's books stocked at bookstores and retailers around the world and the recent launch of Hudson and the Puppy: Lost in Paris, the founders of small press publisher La Librairie Parisienne have exceeded their early expectations. A Hollywood producer and a Los Angeles artist built the press
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Mux Launches Instant Per-Title Encoding, Improving Video Quality For Everyone

This optimization makes a difference for both publishers and consumers. For consumers, per-title encoding means better video quality, with less rebuffering and faster load times. For publishers, per-title encoding can improve viewer happiness and retention, while lowering costs in some cases.
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Literary events planned at Gabis Arboretum, Indiana Dunes State Park

Then on June 9, the Indiana Writers' Consortium, a Northwest Indiana-based creative writing group best known for its annual Steel Pen Conference, … “Experience a recharge and restoration in writing while exploring the beautiful Gabis Arboretum between writing-intensive workshops,” Gabis said in a
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Library announces loan rules, reorganization, closure

The Library will establish an “Express Collection” comprised of best sellers and other high-demand titles. These materials will be available on a walk-in basis only and will not be renewable. These changes are designed to make the Peabody Institute Library of Danvers easier to use and to provide new
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Lenny Kravitz was in a creative slump

Lenny ended up writing it all himself with his only collaborator his long-time guitarist Craig Ross. Asked about the moment he got his songwriting mojo back, he recalled: “I realised, 'This is it.' This is what I'd been waiting for. And once I started that process, the floodgates opened and it all started coming
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New Books : 17 April 2018

The Publishers Weekly review comments, “Camp's fantasy reads like jazz, with multiple chaotic-seeming threads of deities, mortals, and destiny playing in harmony. This game of souls and fate is full of snarky dialogue, taut suspense, and characters whose glitter hides sharp fangs.” • Purchase this book
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Best Highlights From the Top 10 Team Merchandise Sellers | 2017-2018 Season

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Best Highlights From the Top 10 Team Merchandise Sellers | 2017-2018 Season

Relive the best plays from the NBA's 10 most popular team merchandise during the 2017-2018 regular season! Subscribe to the NBA: http://bit.ly/2rCglzY. For news, stories, highlights and more, go to our official website at http://www.nba.com. Get NBA LEAGUE PASS: http://www.nba.com/leaguepass.
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'Boy Who Came Back from Heaven' is Suing Tyndale

Tyndale House Publishers is facing a lawsuit filed by Alex Malarkey over the 2010 bestseller, The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven, which describes a car accident involving Malarkey and his purported encounter with heaven, angels, God, and the devil. The book, which was believed to have been
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Mary Settle Breaks Stereotypes About Disability in Poetry Book

AuthorHouse, an Author Solutions, Inc. self-publishing imprint, is a leading provider of book publishing, marketing, and bookselling services for authors around the globe and offers the industry's only suite of Hollywood book-to-film services. Committed to providing the highest level of customer service,
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Revenue drops for Johnston Press despite strong showing from the i

Revenue for newspaper publisher Johnston Press went down by almost 10 per cent in 2017, its results released today have shown. Even an “exceptional” first full year of trading from the i, which the group bought in 2016, could not push earnings up. Overall revenue was down 9.5 per cent from 2016,
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RockYou Media Acquires Popular Digital Publishing Company LittleThings

LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RockYou Media, an entertainment and media company focused on amplifying the voices of multicultural millennials, announced today the acquisition and relaunch of LittleThings, a four-year-old digital publishing company anchored in feel-good, meaningful stories
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What to Drink at Employees Only, West Hollywood's New Cocktail Shrine

Complementing the chic space is what Zaric calls his best cocktails ever. The 25-drink opening menu is a mix of Employees Only best sellers as well as new LA-inspired cocktails, which showcase local ingredients. There's clarified California citrus juices, wildflower-infused bianco vermouth, and locally
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Report: Apple Inc. (AAPL) Planning Premium News Service

The company's effort would hinge on there being an appetite from consumers to pay for quality news sources, and many publishers have been trying to condition customers for the same. Recent changes to Facebook's news feed amounted to a huge hit for the world of digital publishing ad revenues, and
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Juliette Robertson Shares Memories of 'One Spanish Summer'

Through an alliance with indie book publishing leader Author Solutions, LLC, authors benefit from the leadership of Hay House Publishing and the speed-to-market advantages of the Author Solutions self-publishing model. For more information or to start publishing today, visit balboapress.com.au/ or
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Poet-Publisher-Activist Sam Hamill Dies at Age 74

Although based thousands of miles from the New York publishing industry, Copper Canyon became the literary home to some of the world's greatest poets, whether Merwin or Theodore Roethke or such Nobel Prize winners as Neruda and Octavio Paz. Hamill himself wrote poetry. His works include the
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Life Stories: A Celebration of the Picture Book Biography at NYU

Authors, illustrators, and industry professionals gathered on Friday, April 13 for a symposium devoted to exploring a singular form of storytelling—the picture book biography. The program was presented at New York University's Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Film Center in Manhattan. Children's literature
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Digital Trends and Initiatives in Education: The Study the Association of Canadian Publishers Tried …

The ACP study acknowledges the huge investment by education groups in digital products offered by publishers: Digital supplements as well as eBooks available from the major educational publishers have pushed digital sales to more than 50% of their educational revenue. Pearson reports that digital
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Truxton Inn Just Doubled in Size Thanks to Its New Patio

In May, Nixon plans to unveil a new assortment of cocktails on the “suggestions” side, while best sellers like the JFK on Vacay and the Congressman's Lunch will stay put as “recommendations.” The bar, owned by Matt Weiss (McClellan's Retreat, Barrel), features a sexy-cool librarian vibe via a sleek
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Truxton Inn Just Doubled in Size Thanks to Its New Patio

In May, Nixon plans to unveil a new assortment of cocktails on the “suggestions” side, while best sellers like the JFK on Vacay and the Congressman's Lunch will stay put as “recommendations.” The bar, owned by Matt Weiss (McClellan's Retreat, Barrel), features a sexy-cool librarian vibe via a sleek
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Dorothy Lichtenstein Donates $5 Million To Stony Brook Southampton Arts Programs

Dorothy Lichtenstein, the honoree at Stony Brook University's Stars of Stony Brook Gala on Wednesday, April 12, made a major contribution during the fundraiser: $5 million to support creative writing and film programs and a variety of scholarships and educational initiatives at Stony Brook Southampton.
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An Evening With David Sedaris Comes to The Kentucky Center

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An Evening With David Sedaris Comes to The Kentucky Center

Aside from working as an elf, Sedaris has worked a number of charmingly quirky jobs such as a house painter, an apple picker, an aide in a mental hospital, a creative writing teacher at the Art Institute of Chicago, and an apartment cleaner. Sedaris made his comic debut recounting his strange-but-true
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Best Highlights From the Top 10 Team Merchandise Sellers | 2017-2018 Season

Relive the best plays from the NBA's 10 most popular team merchandise during the 2017-2018 regular season! Subscribe to the NBA: http://bit.ly/2rCglzY. For news, stories, highlights and more, go to our official website at http://www.nba.com. Get NBA LEAGUE PASS: http://www.nba.com/leaguepass.
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'Boy Who Came Back from Heaven' is Suing Tyndale

Tyndale House Publishers is facing a lawsuit filed by Alex Malarkey over the 2010 bestseller, The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven, which describes a car accident involving Malarkey and his purported encounter with heaven, angels, God, and the devil. The book, which was believed to have been
See Original Article

Mary Settle Breaks Stereotypes About Disability in Poetry Book

AuthorHouse, an Author Solutions, Inc. self-publishing imprint, is a leading provider of book publishing, marketing, and bookselling services for authors around the globe and offers the industry's only suite of Hollywood book-to-film services. Committed to providing the highest level of customer service,
See Original Article

Revenue drops for Johnston Press despite strong showing from the i

Revenue for newspaper publisher Johnston Press went down by almost 10 per cent in 2017, its results released today have shown. Even an “exceptional” first full year of trading from the i, which the group bought in 2016, could not push earnings up. Overall revenue was down 9.5 per cent from 2016,
See Original Article

RockYou Media Acquires Popular Digital Publishing Company LittleThings

LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–RockYou Media, an entertainment and media company focused on amplifying the voices of multicultural millennials, announced today the acquisition and relaunch of LittleThings, a four-year-old digital publishing company anchored in feel-good, meaningful stories
See Original Article

What to Drink at Employees Only, West Hollywood's New Cocktail Shrine

Complementing the chic space is what Zaric calls his best cocktails ever. The 25-drink opening menu is a mix of Employees Only best sellers as well as new LA-inspired cocktails, which showcase local ingredients. There's clarified California citrus juices, wildflower-infused bianco vermouth, and locally
See Original Article

Report: Apple Inc. (AAPL) Planning Premium News Service

The company's effort would hinge on there being an appetite from consumers to pay for quality news sources, and many publishers have been trying to condition customers for the same. Recent changes to Facebook's news feed amounted to a huge hit for the world of digital publishing ad revenues, and
See Original Article

Juliette Robertson Shares Memories of 'One Spanish Summer'

Through an alliance with indie book publishing leader Author Solutions, LLC, authors benefit from the leadership of Hay House Publishing and the speed-to-market advantages of the Author Solutions self-publishing model. For more information or to start publishing today, visit balboapress.com.au/ or
See Original Article

Poet-Publisher-Activist Sam Hamill Dies at Age 74

Although based thousands of miles from the New York publishing industry, Copper Canyon became the literary home to some of the world's greatest poets, whether Merwin or Theodore Roethke or such Nobel Prize winners as Neruda and Octavio Paz. Hamill himself wrote poetry. His works include the
See Original Article

Life Stories: A Celebration of the Picture Book Biography at NYU

Authors, illustrators, and industry professionals gathered on Friday, April 13 for a symposium devoted to exploring a singular form of storytelling—the picture book biography. The program was presented at New York University's Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Film Center in Manhattan. Children's literature
See Original Article

Digital Trends and Initiatives in Education: The Study the Association of Canadian Publishers Tried …

The ACP study acknowledges the huge investment by education groups in digital products offered by publishers: Digital supplements as well as eBooks available from the major educational publishers have pushed digital sales to more than 50% of their educational revenue. Pearson reports that digital
See Original Article

Truxton Inn Just Doubled in Size Thanks to Its New Patio

In May, Nixon plans to unveil a new assortment of cocktails on the “suggestions” side, while best sellers like the JFK on Vacay and the Congressman's Lunch will stay put as “recommendations.” The bar, owned by Matt Weiss (McClellan's Retreat, Barrel), features a sexy-cool librarian vibe via a sleek
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Truxton Inn Just Doubled in Size Thanks to Its New Patio

In May, Nixon plans to unveil a new assortment of cocktails on the “suggestions” side, while best sellers like the JFK on Vacay and the Congressman's Lunch will stay put as “recommendations.” The bar, owned by Matt Weiss (McClellan's Retreat, Barrel), features a sexy-cool librarian vibe via a sleek
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Maurepas School's Ava Borskey wins first place in patriotic essay contest

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MAUREPAS — Ava Borskey says those old notebooks are “full of random stories.” She started writing in them when she was 5, and though the notebooks mostly collect dust these days, she'll pull them out every now and then whenever she's in the mood for a good laugh. One of the stories follows the life
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Nobel Prizes Awarded to Black Author and Essayist for Writing

Yale professor James Forman Jr. won a Pulitzer for General Nonfiction for his book Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America, which according to Yale News, “explores the complex relationship between race, class, and the American criminal justice system in a new and original light.
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UM to cut estimated 51.5 positions, combine and restructure programs

University of Montana President Seth Bodnar released a draft of his recommendations for faculty and program cuts on Tuesday, including cuts to about 51.5 full time faculty positions over a three-year period. This means the positions equivalent to 51.5 full time jobs will be cut, but not necessarily that that
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History Of Our Town (October 16, 1970, Edition)

One of these families was the Madden family, of Irish origin. Thomas Madden Sr., and his family settled in what was then known as the New Bourbon District, which stretched from what we now know as New Bourbon, south to the Saline Creek and along the River Aux Vases. Aside from the fact that large
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First Amendment Museum offers an immersive experience of freedoms

Following in his father's footsteps, Guy established the Guy Gannett Publishing Company. The publication grew to include the Morning Sentinel, Portland Press Herald, Portland Sunday Telegram, Portland Evening Express and Daily Kennebec Journal. It also contained WGME television and WGAN
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Episode 9 Press Photos

He's represented by Berlin Associates for comedy writing, and writes about TV and entertainment, currently for TV Insider and ET Canada, previously Yahoo. A finalist for the Shortlist Sitcom Search in 2012 for “Siblings,” Martin received his BA in English with Creative Writing from The University of Hull.
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UH Moment: Revitalizing Buffalo Bayou

Graphic design and creative writing students from the University of Houston are working to revitalize the area around Buffalo Bayou in Houston's East End and Fifth Ward. “On the east sector nothing has really been developed,” said Nadia Tran, a graphic design major at the University of Houston.
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The Barrington displays 95-year-old Ralph Rancourt's artwork

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The Barrington displays 95-year-old Ralph Rancourt's artwork

Ralph Rancourt realized his talent for art when he was a teenager, but he admits his passion for creating artwork was dormant for four decades after he served in World War II in the U.S. Army Air Corps. Ralph Rancourt with his friend and fellow resident Yvonne Toombs. Toombs convinced Rancourt to
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Supreme Court closely divided on changing rules for online sales tax collection

The effort to even the playing field between online and so-called “brick-and-mortar” sellers, led by South Dakota, appeared to have four votes on the high court, but the magic number five seemed elusive. Still, the eventual decision by the court — expected by late June — remained up in the air. Several
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Senior Designer, Children's Books

Senior Designer or Designer with a minimum of five years graphic design experience, preferably in children's publishing; Proven experience of working with author and illustrator brands and a track record of sensitively managing important relationships is essential; Proficient in all creative suite
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With mindfulness, life's in the moment

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With mindfulness, life's in the moment

The growing interest in the field is reflected in Harvard's course catalog. This spring, Lazar is teaching “Cognitive Neuroscience of Meditation,” Ezer Vierba leads an expository freshmen writing course on “Buddhism, Mindfulness, and the Practical Mind,” and Metta McGarvey teaches “Mindfulness for
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The PEN World Voices Festival Opens With a Shout

She then dictated a quote, which she attributed to Sartre: “A writer is a free man who speaks to a free men, and whose only topic is freedom.” That would of course disqualify anyone from being a writer, and even taken in the buoyant spirit in which I believe it was intended, it still could use some scrutiny.
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New poet laureate blends Vineyard with verse

Thurlow has been writing since the second grade, when he authored an adventure book. He studied English and creative writing at Goucher College before returning to the Island for a few years in his early 20s. While in college he started submitting poems and short stories to various publications.
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Vienna Readers Invited to Bards Alley Book Hunt on April 28

#Readers of all ages are invited to discover new books during the Vienna-wide Bards Alley Book Hunt at 9 a.m. on April 28. … #From 1 to 2 p.m., meet Nicole Tong, author of the poetry collection, How to Prove a Theory, which won the Washington Writers' Publishing House's 2017 Jean Feldman Poetry
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Bethlehem: Students complete intensive icon writing course

During Holy Week for the Orthodox Church, and the first week of Easter for the Latin Church, 14 students of various nationalities came together to write the icon of St Mary Magdalene at the Bethlehem Icon Centre (BIC). An icon of the Apostle to the Apostles was the right choice for both these weeks,
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Works of poet Andrés Montoya celebrated in Fresno symposium

The symposium is presented by the Master of Fine Arts Program in Creative Writing, and Letras Latinas, a literary initiative at the University of Notre Dame's Institute for Latino Studies, and held at Arte Américas and Fresno State University. “It's a beautiful celebration, and a most-meaningful celebration of
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TripleLift Expands Leadership Team for Publisher and Mobile-Focused Growth Initiatives

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TripleLift Expands Leadership Team for Publisher and Mobile-Focused Growth Initiatives

Native Advertising Firm Recruited Rubicon Project, Hearst Digital Media and Publishers Clearing House Executives. TripleLift, the world's largest native advertising platform, announced the expansion of its global leadership team, with Jacqueline Quantrell joining as global chief revenue officer; Jason
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Hobbton student top cookie seller in Sampson

When Carlie Wade became a Girl Scout three years ago, she set out to be the best, setting goals and working hard to accomplish them. For the third year in a row, Wade has been named Sampson County's top seller for the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Wade sold 1,368 boxes of Girl Scout cookies as part
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Sound Publishing acquires Juneau papers

Seattle-based Sound Publishing has bought the Juneau Empire and Capital City Weekly (Alaska) from GateHouse Media, the Juneau Empire reported. Sound Publishing is a subsidiary of Black Press, a British Columbia-based company with publications in Canada, Washington, Hawaii and California.
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What You Need to Know to Create a Best-selling Book

Leader of the Pack, a self-published book memoir, even reached No. 1 in self-help, new releases on Amazon. Now I get to brag about having a bestselling book and share how I made it happen. So, here are some the techniques I learned along the way that you'll need to create your best-selling book:
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Book World: Finally, a comic novel gets a Pulitzer Prize. It's about time.

Our critical resistance to comic novels attracts fewer writers to the form and leads to less interest from publishers. And that grim bias trudges out across the culture and gets disastrously reinforced in schools. We may all start off by reading the zany antics of Dr. Seuss, but by high school, the message is
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Tomi Adeyemi On Writing the Best and Blackest Fantasy Novel of the Year

The two are constantly brought up in the same conversations due to their unmistakable blackness as well as their cultural and commercial success. Children of Blood and Bone is sitting comfortably at the top of the young adults best-sellers list where it has been since its release last month.
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Modern coffee presses and more that'll make your daily routine easier (and more stylish)
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Dutch Universities, Journal Publishers Agree on Open-Access Deals

Last month, VSNU announced that it had established new publish-and-read contracts with two publishing houses, SpringerNature and Oxford University Press (OUP). The latter occurred after many months of suspended negotiations. Around the same time, discussions with the Royal Society of
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Amber Massie-Blomfield Pens 'Twenty Theatres To See Before You Die'

Publisher Tom Chivers of Penned in the Margins commented “We are absolutely thrilled to be publishing this important new book; and as a company that combines publishing and performance, it feels absolutely right! Amber is a brilliant new non-fiction writer, whose lucid, lyrical prose captures some of
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Downtown Music Publishing Names Bruce Lampcov Head Of West Coast Business Development

DOWNTOWN MUSIC PUBLISHING has appointed BRUCE LAMPCOV Head of West Coast Business Development. Previously EVP of FINTAGE HOUSE, LAMPCOV will be responsible for expanding DOWNTOWN's roster of artist and songwriter catalogs, media companies and film composers. “We are
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Apple, having bought Texture, is reportedly working on its own subscription news service

An upgraded Apple News app with the subscription offering is expected to launch within the next year, and a slice of the subscription revenue will go to magazine publishers that are part of the program, the people said. They asked not to be identified discussing private plans. Apple declined to comment
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Palm Springs Art Museum is next Coachella Valley Storytellers Project location; here's how to be a …

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Palm Springs Art Museum is next Coachella Valley Storytellers Project location; here's how to be a …

“Obsession” is the theme for the second event in the 2018 season of the live storytelling series, which is produced by The Desert Sun and our partner, University of California Riverside – Palm Desert's graduate school for creative writing and writing for the performing arts. Tod Goldberg, who directs the
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Evangelist Acton Bowen Faces Additional Sex Abuse Charges

A resident of Etowah County, Bowen served as a chaplain in the Summer Olympic Games in London and is the author of “Escape the Noise,” which reached the New York Times Best Sellers List and the Amazon Top 100 list. He has also appeared as a guest on Fox News. Bowen;s wife filed for divorce
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Palmer's Baldwin wins Pulitzer Prize

She was part of an ongoing Writer Workshop class that I conducted in Palmer for decades. You've probably seen the young adults huddled around tables at Vagabond Blues Cafe on Sunday afternoons. They all have wire notebooks and their heads are down, writing seriously. There 's usually a
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Teacher to Parent – IEPs can be loaded with disastrous 'accommodations' that make it harder for a …

But some “recommended accommodations” aren't so helpful: using a calculator to solve math problems; listening to audio recordings instead of reading books; not having to take any notes in class; writing shorter papers or writing no papers at all. For certain extreme needs, these might be appropriate.
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The Rake's progress: last week in gossip

As soon as the news was announced, Saltz took to Twitter to thank his wife, New York Times critic Roberta Smith, and his editors for helping him find his place as an art commentator. He also gave a shout out to his readers. 'I can't write if writing is without you', he said. 'But am, of course,' he added.
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Briefs

There will be a $5 bag sale April 28. Items include mostly large print and nonfiction for both young adults and adults. Also available will be the ongoing book sale in the Friends' hallway and best sellers and books of gift giving quality, which are priced slightly higher and are not included in the bag sale.
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Every NY Times nonfiction No. 1 this year has been about Trump or Clinton

Other nonfiction bestsellers this year included the popular “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House” by Michael Wolff, which published in mid-January and contained explosive allegations and revelations about the Trump presidency. Wolff's book remained on top until mid-March, when it was
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New tariffs on paper threaten industry

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New tariffs on paper threaten industry

A single paper supplier, North Pacific Paper Company, has alleged that Canadian imports of uncoated groundwood paper, which is used for newsprint, directories, book publishing, circulars and other products, are being subsidized or shipments are being dumped into the United States. As a result
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Telaria Introduces Video Supply Platform to Reach full ads.txt Compliance

New York: Telaria, Inc., (NYSE:TLRA), the video monetization software company, today announced it is the first and only video supply platform to reach full ads.txt compliance following a concerted effort to ensure all its publisher partners have adopted the initiative. To adhere to the highest level of
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Sound Publishing president departing to lead Tulsa newspaper

EVERETT — The president of Sound Publishing, the company that owns The Daily Herald, is leaving to become publisher of the Tulsa World in her home state of Oklahoma. Gloria Fletcher has led Sound Publishing since 2012, directing 49 publications in Washington, including The Herald, with a
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4th Hero Launches With Aims to Save Journalism

Meanwhile, online ad revenue is proving to be insufficient to support newsrooms as it introduces harmful incentives for publishers and over-rewards content aggregators. Subscriptions for news content are on the rise as readers feel the need to support quality journalism and publishers seek direct
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