Day: May 2, 2018

Phil Spencer Wants to Support Japanese Publishers During Press Briefing

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Phil Spencer Wants to Support Japanese Publishers During Press Briefing

Phil Spencer has taken to Twitter and has said that as of right now, Microsoft plans to support Japanese publishers on stage during their press … Things can change but like last year I wanted to make sure we supported our Japanese publishers on our stage and this year we are working to do the same.
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Eatonville writer Zora Neale Hurston's book will finally be published after 90 years

Almost a century after publishers rejected her manuscript on one of the last known survivors of the Atlantic slave trade, Eatonville writer Zora Neale … When Hurston tried to get Barracoon released in 1931, publishers rejected it – one even offered to buy the book if Hurston rewrote it “in language” rather
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Coffeehouse art showcase highlights LGBTQ artists of color

The showcase was 7–9 p.m. on Sunday April 29 in Klingenstein Lounge and featured visual art such as photography, watercolor and drawings, as well as creative writing, performative art and spoken word. The event was created by IC Proud, an on-campus organization created in Spring 2018 for
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Tacoma author explores Black lives in new book

Simms now credits the Black arts community with nurturing her devotion to writing. In 1996, she went to her first summer writers' conference at the Gwendolyn Brooks Conference for Black Literature and Creative Writing at Chicago State University; it drew a heady mix of writers: Amiri Baraka, Sonia
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A Publisher's Success Begins And Ends With A Data And Audience Strategy

“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. In a world of “popcorn data,” quantity and reach are more important than quality and depth, and users are seen as “data
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Free Comic Book Day Saturday at Mad Ox Games and Comics

While the movies and TV shows have proved popular, comic books have seen a decline in numbers over the years. In the past comic book publishers regularly printed over 200,000 copies per book. According to King, almost nothing today supports a run that large. “Comic books are waning,” King said.
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Free Comic Book Day Saturday at Mad Ox Games and Comics

While the movies and TV shows have proved popular, comic books have seen a decline in numbers over the years. In the past comic book publishers regularly printed over 200,000 copies per book. According to King, almost nothing today supports a run that large. “Comic books are waning,” King said.
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Coggin to be featured at tonight's Wednesday Night Poetry

Coggin received her B.A. in poetry and creative writing from Texas A&M and was voted Teacher of the Year for the city of Houston in 2008. Shortly after that she decided to quit teaching. “I didn't believe in the way the system was being run. The constant focus was on testing and test scores. So I retired to
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Signs of Life in Book Publishing Draw Big Investors to Startup

The investors bought closely held Arcadia Publishing Inc. for an undisclosed price Tuesday, completing the first in what they say will be a series of acquisitions. Arcadia, in Charleston, S.C., describes itself as the country's largest publisher of regional content guides and local history books. “The book
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DCHS junior Trasolini scores 36 on ACT

Trasolini says she hopes to study courses of Science Writing and Neuroscience and Connectomics. In her free time, Trasolini enjoys spending her time running and performing volunteer work in the community. Trasolini's overall academic successes at Dyer County High School include: • ACT Wall of
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Calavas Frères (publishers)

Lot 24, ULTIMATE Evening & Photographs Day Sales, Calavas Frères (publishers), London Auction 18 May 2018.
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Wyoming Arts Council Fellowships open

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Wyoming Arts Council Fellowships open

The Wyoming Arts Council is accepting applications for fellowships in visual arts, performing arts and creative writing. Fellowships are open to Wyoming residents, and are awarded based on merit. Applications are juried by noted artists and professionals in the fields and who are also from outside the
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Coggin to be featured at tonight's Wednesday Night Poetry

Coggin received her B.A. in poetry and creative writing from Texas A&M and was voted Teacher of the Year for the city of Houston in 2008. Shortly after that she decided to quit teaching. “I didn't believe in the way the system was being run. The constant focus was on testing and test scores. So I retired to
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Signs of Life in Book Publishing Draw Big Investors to Startup

The investors bought closely held Arcadia Publishing Inc. for an undisclosed price Tuesday, completing the first in what they say will be a series of acquisitions. Arcadia, in Charleston, S.C., describes itself as the country's largest publisher of regional content guides and local history books. “The book
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DCHS junior Trasolini scores 36 on ACT

Trasolini says she hopes to study courses of Science Writing and Neuroscience and Connectomics. In her free time, Trasolini enjoys spending her time running and performing volunteer work in the community. Trasolini's overall academic successes at Dyer County High School include: • ACT Wall of
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Calavas Frères (publishers)

Lot 24, ULTIMATE Evening & Photographs Day Sales, Calavas Frères (publishers), London Auction 18 May 2018.
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Society of Architectural Historians Announces 2018 Publication Award Recipients

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Society of Architectural Historians Announces 2018 Publication Award Recipients

… for the SAH Publication, Film and Video Awards. Winners received their awards at SAH's 71st Annual International Conference awards ceremony on April 20th in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The list of SAH Award recipients represents some of the best media in architectural, urban, and landscape history,
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Seven Professors Granted Tenure

The board of trustees has granted tenure to seven outstanding Reed professors in creative writing, biology, art history, theatre, linguistics, and … Samiya Bashir [creative writing 2012–] holds a BA from the University of California, Berkeley, where she served as Poet Laureate, and an MFA from the
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The six best books to boost your China knowledge

As an overview of Chinese culture, this book presents informative historical facts and to current cultural phenomena. Covering Chinese customs, scenic spots, science and technology, folk art, literature and international cultural exchanges, it serves as a perfect kick-start for anyone eager to learn about
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Book explores history of BC labour movement

On The Line is printed by Harbour Publishing, was commissioned by the BC Labour Heritage Centre Society, and it tells an exhaustive history of the British Columbia labour movement. It was authored by Rod Mickleburgh, a veteran labour reporter for the Vancouver Sun and the Globe And Mail.
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Coast Chronicles: 'The Peach Tree' blooms in Chinook

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Coast Chronicles: 'The Peach Tree' blooms in Chinook

Barbara is represented by Pavane Publishing, but in this case, she wanted to create a body of music that would be available in the public domain. Hence the idea for “The Peach Tree” was born: it's both the title song and the name for the self-published collection of 14 vocal pieces. The idea started a
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Rehoboth Beach Writers' Guild members rack up awards in Delaware Press Association contest

And just look at what we have here: not only an abundance of writing classes, readings, free writes and book clubs, but several independent bookstores (which support and encourage our self-publishing authors) along with our own Delaware Beach Life, which publishes and pays writers for literary
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Get Smart: Think about standardized testing in your child's school

The GMAS test offers several features to encourage students to use deep thinking and writing skills. Students must demonstrate learned information by responding to: Open-ended (constructed-response) items in English, language arts and mathematics (all grades and courses); a writing component (in
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Students of Nemeton TV & WIT's Higher Diploma in TV & Digital Media Production Celebrate …

And on the same evening, graduates from last year's course dominated the Student Media Awards Category for Best TV Production of Documentary or … The course has given him the opportunity to hone his skills and gain experience in every step of the production process, from writing and storytelling,
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Eric LaFontaine Named Seattle Weekly Publisher

Seattle Weekly has named Eric LaFontaine as its new publisher, placing him in charge of all digital and print operations and development of the 42-year-old publication. Since last fall, LaFontaine has served as publisher of Sound Publishing's Eastside news group. There he has overseen an overhaul of
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IAB Tech Lab invites feedback on updates designed to support publishers with GDPR

The groups have unveiled two new “technical specifications” – the first pubvendors.json lists publishers' vendors and provides a platform for media owners to publicly declare those they work with and their respective data rights and configuration. It will also allow vendors to verify publishers' GDPR
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Stamba Hotel opens in former Soviet-era publishing house in Tbilisi

Housed in one of Tbilisi's most important 20th-century landmarks on Kostava Street, the new Stamba Hotel takes on the spirit of this former publishing house by showcasing the brutalist splendor of the original structure, including rediscovered printing paraphernalia that has been imaginatively restored
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A vintage musical artist who spins familiar modern tales Massimo Priviero

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A vintage musical artist who spins familiar modern tales Massimo Priviero

During this time, he also became a father and finally completed his collegiate studies as he published his thesis on political philosophy. Massimo changed his publishing company once again, signing with the fledgling “Dig-It International” label and soon thereafter released his fourth album, “Non
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Jim Rugg releases new Street Angel issue for Free Comic Book Day

This year, in honor of Free Comic Book Day, he'll be releasing a new issue in the Street Angel series for free. “People who don't normally read comics will go to comic book stores on Free Comic Day to see what's out there,” Rugg says. “Publishers see it as a big promotional event for their comics.”.
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John Michael Stanko

In Simsbury he inspired literature and drama students' involvement in philosophy, slam poetry, creative writing, and theatre, most notably directing the groundbreaking production of “The Shadow Box” in 1991. An early adapter of technology, he taught himself to design computer systems and websites in
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8 tips for mobile games publishing success in China

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8 tips for mobile games publishing success in China

It's no secret that for international publishers, releasing a game in China can be a big challenge. It's a lucrative market for those that can successfully launch a title in the country. The aim doesn't need to be to top the charts either, a tough proposition given the major players like Tencent, NetEase and
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5 questions aspiring authors should ask themselves now

Last weekend I spent a lot of time around aspiring authors. On Friday, I ran a 'trade secrets' workshop for writers at Chipping Norton Literary Festival. The day after I headed to Leicester University to deliver a plenary talk to the audience at the sixth national Self-Publishing Conference. And my
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Sync Story: Inside National Geographic and Zedd's placement

National Geographic might not be renowned for its association with EDM, but Zedd's recent collaboration with the channel could change all that. The Grammy-winning Russian DJ and producer composed an original track inspired by National Geographic's One Strange Rock, a 10-part investigative
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Telegraph breached Editors' Code by publishing unpixelated photo of child in article about family …

The Daily Telegraph breached standards code provisions protecting children when it published a picture of a couple's daughter with a story about how the family was shot at in Rio de Janeiro after wandering into a slum. The Independent Press Standards Organisation ordered the newspaper to publish a
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The Vamps at Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena – review, setlist and pictures

It's their fifth tour and after padding out some earlier ones with other people's hits, they have a few top-sellers of their own to lay claim to these days. … But The Vamps left their best till last, the very last item of the encore – All Night – delivered to a shower of blue and red ticker tape from the skies, sending
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Baylor University's Truett Seminary Announces 12 Most Effective Preachers in English-Speaking …

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Baylor University's Truett Seminary Announces 12 Most Effective Preachers in English-Speaking …

Keller has authored several books, with a few making The New York Times bestsellers list. * Dr. Thomas G. Long, Bandy Professor Emeritus of Preaching and Director of the Early Career Pastoral Leadership Program at Emory University's Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, Georgia. His introductory
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Cochrane's Future Publishing and Open Access Arrangements (2)

Cochrane's Future Publishing and Open Access Arrangements (2). 1 May, 2018. It is ironic that today, 1st May 2018, Workers Day all over the world, should become a Black Day for the evidence informed practice movement, and by extension for global efforts to strengthen health systems and improve
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Dear Google, Your Last-Minute GDPR Policy Could Ruin Publishers

On 22 March, 2018, a mere two months before the GDPR is enforced, Google announced on its blog that it would be updating its EU consent policy, requiring publishers to take extra steps in achieving consent from their users. As part of its commitment to comply, Google has designated itself as a data
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Publisher's Pen: Airports and taxes — and a farewell to Smit

Looks like Kern County and Inyokern Airport have come to a consensus on the fire station at the airport. Providing the lease agreement gets back to Scott Seymour in time for the May 10 meeting all will be solved. Seymour expects the next agenda to have an “action item” on the docket. What the action
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Swampscott names 2 new poets laureate

She started taking classes with the Boston Center for Adult Education and later received her master's degree in creative writing from Boston University. She spent about 25 years as the director of spiritual life for two different universities in Boston, before opening her own business, Sunflower Reiki and
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Financial Survey: Corus Entertainment (CJREF) vs. Salem Media Group (SALM)

Further, it offers publication of conservative, Christian, and history books, such as Ann Coulter, Dinesh D'Souza, Newt Gingrich, David Limbaugh, Ed Klein, and Mark Steyn; Xulon Press, a print-on-demand self-publishing service; and Mill City Press and Bookprinting.com that publishes books, as well as
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IntechOpen Becomes a Member of the STM Association

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IntechOpen Becomes a Member of the STM Association

“As a trade association we value innovative approaches to spreading scientific discovery, and I am delighted to welcome IntechOpen, a leading scholarly Open Access book publisher as our member,” said Darrell W. Gunter, Director, STM North America and Director of Membership. IntechOpen is the
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Woodburn High students craft poems from the heart

Jimenez said he tries to make poetry approachable for students and remove barriers to creative writing. “It's about making the writing accessible to them, making it relevant, and making it known that it doesn't have to look a certain way,” Jimenez said. “The thing I always ask students is, be honest,
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Tuscarawas County Writers' Guild to host speaker for meeting

The Tuscarawas County Writers' Guild will host speaker Ruth Snodgrass for its meeting at 7 p.m. May 16 at the Tuscarawas County Center for the Arts, 461 Robinson Drive SE, New Philadelphia. The theme of Snodgrass' presentation will be “Creative Nonfiction.” Ruth is a published author of four books,
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Once a Side Gig, Licensing Has Become a Crucial Revenue Source for Publishers

While Good Housekeeping seals of approval and Playboy Bunny shirts have been familiar parts of the zeitgeist for decades, product licensing always tended to be an incremental side gig for publishers. Now, many media companies are expanding this side of the business and entwining themselves
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Paper Gardens slates book release, celebration

The Paper Gardens writing contest celebrates its 25th year with an award ceremony and book release event from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the ballroom at the Chehalem Community Center, 415 E. Sheridan St. The judges for the annual Yamhill County creative writing contest and publication will
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EU Privacy Rules May Give Google More Power

The disingenuous way companies are attempting to comply with the letter, not the spirit, of the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation is only part of the problem with the new privacy rule, which goes into effect May 25. For publishers already forced to accept Google's near monopoly on
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Clarivate Analytics Appoints Keith Collier as Managing Director, Publisher Services

PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Clarivate Analytics, the global leader in providing trusted insights and analytics to accelerate the pace of innovation, has announced the appointment of Keith Collier to a newly-created leadership position of Managing Director, Publisher Services in the
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Valerie is not the retiring type

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Valerie is not the retiring type

Valerie Pybus at her Taren Point home, where she does her writing. Picture: John Veage. Valerie Pybus, who started writing late in life, has become an accomplished author. … “I went and did a diploma course in writing and, since then I have had five books published and I am working on a sixth.”.
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At LA's First-Ever Goat Improv Workshop, the Scene Partners Are Animals

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At LA's First-Ever Goat Improv Workshop, the Scene Partners Are Animals

But to Silverman, a writer and performer who teaches storytelling and creative writing workshops under the name Creative Rites, goats are ideal for unleashing animalistic creativity in humans. She got the idea for the class when she found herself overcome with joy during a goat yoga class. She thought
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