Day: May 3, 2018

Who's Who in the class of 2018

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Who's Who in the class of 2018

I've also been involved with the Center for Student Success since freshman year, first as a peer tutor, then as a classroom coach and now I'm finishing up my third semester as a tutor in the writing center. I was also heavily involved with the Loquitur my Sophomore year, as a staff writer, and my Junior
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High school holds Application Day

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High school holds Application Day

Carlson said she would also like to work at a publishing company over the summer. Senior Cecilia Faircrest plans to attend Iowa State University this fall. She'll have to find a job that fits with her summer school classes, which she's taking in the mornings and at night. She's thinking about working at the
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Salem Media Group Appoints Carolyn Cassidy as General Manager in Columbus

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Salem Media Group is America's leading multimedia company specializing in Christian and conservative content, with media properties comprising radio, digital media and book and newsletter publishing. Each day Salem serves a loyal and dedicated audience of listeners and readers numbering in the
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LRP buys Connecticut publishing firm

LRP Publications said Monday it bought a 40-employee company that publishes education magazines and hosts events for school administrators. Palm Beach Gardens-based LRP now owns Connecticut-based Professional Media Group. The company's offerings include District Administration
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Chicago writing students get tour of Waukegan — 'the garden where Ray Bradbury grew'

“This group was so exceptional — poets, creative writers, teachers. I want them to share that love,” Weller said. “This man's entire existence was based upon the concept of, 'You must do what you love and love what you do,' and the fact that they all came up here today to study him and his legacy …
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'Unethical' actions by Missouri publisher in Greitens case spark press corps debate

News that the publisher of the Missouri Times paid thousands to the lawyer who publicized the allegations against Gov. Eric Greitens has reignited a debate over the paper's status among the Capitol press corps. Al Watkins, the attorney of the man who first went public with the allegations against
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Learn about the making of Plano's photo history book

Anne Sears and Jeanne Valentine, authors of “Images of America: Plano” (Arcadia Publishing), will tell about the planning and publishing of their photo history book from 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 20, at the Chapel on the Green in Yorkville. At this free event, attendees will learn what it is like to publish a
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Free Comic Book Day turns into weekend party at DJ's Collectibles

The Free Comic Book Day event at DJ's begins at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. Saturday, with an after-party at the Hanford Fox, where the crown jewel of the … More than 50 different titles from Marvel, DC, Dark Horse and other independent publishers will be available for free during Free Comic Book Day,
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Blockchain In Publishing: Innovation Or Disruption?

With the surge in interest in crypto and blockchain since the end of last year, many industries have been trying to grapple with what blockchain means for them. On Wednesday, April 18, we hosted a Forbes Talks event to better understand the impact of the blockchain on publishing. But before digging
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Gap: Leveraging Cash Cows And Future Stars To Stay Ahead

Gap Inc. has been able to survive the retail onslaught in recent years through investing in its best sellers and cutting out the under performers. While retailers across the country close hundreds of stores each year, Gap has increased its store presence while maintaining growth. Old Navy and Athleta
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Sentences: Prison creative writing program allows inmates to find their writing voices, reflect on life

Sentences: Prison creative writing program allows inmates to find their writing voices, reflect on life. BOWEN WEST … CSI Professor Shane Brown leads a peer critique April 27 during their creative writing class at the Idaho State Correctional Center in Boise. Brown was a co-creator of the program, along
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Meet the 2018 Techstars Music Startups Transforming the Music Industry for Good: Exclusive

Techstars Takeaways: “We've been thinking even more about how we can apply this technology to other problem sets within and beyond creative writing,” says Wilkinson. “You can even think of email as a creative writing problem. I just spent 30 minutes this morning trying to write the perfect pitch email
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ASAHI HAIKUIST NETWORK/ David McMurray

A creative writing student at Hokusei University in Sapporo, Sakika Domon is currently enjoying extended holidays at home. Kanematsu realizes however, Golden Week is going to end all too soon. After vacationing in Japan, Melanie Vance folded her hands in prayer. kashiwa mochi–. mom misses his
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Beyond Independent Bookstore Day | Fresh Reads

Booksellers especially love to discuss and recommend books and authors, and our enthusiasm is always aimed at providing a positive reading experience. Independent bookstores perform a very important role for book publishers by providing a marketplace for all kinds of books, including many that
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Jimmy Barnes wins book award for second year: 'I never dreamed of being an author'

Jimmy Barnes has won biography of the year for the second time in a row at the Australian Book Industry awards for Working Class Man, the second part of his memoir. The Cold Chisel frontman's first biography, Working Class Boy, won the same prize in 2017, detailing his family's experience of poverty
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Garfield High School Students Tackle Tough Subject

Each year, the event sponsors a creative arts contest for middle and high school students from northeast Ohio. Students may enter either the creative writing or visual arts category. Each year, entrants are judged on their approach to the theme: this year's theme was, “Finding Meaning in the Broken
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Working Class Man Jimmy Barnes storms the book charts

However where several other publishers baulked at the prospect of a first book without the sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll, HarperCollins did not. “We had published Angela's Ashes [Frank McCourt's 1996 best-selling memoir of his abusive childhood in an Irish immigrant family in Brooklyn] and this struck
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Sunshine Coast writer Jessica Townsend wins haul of awards for Morrigan Crow publishing hit

Townsend, 33, said winning the ABIA awards felt like a continuation of the “whirlwind” that swept her up last year when her book was the subject of an eight-way bidding war by publishers. The film rights were then snapped up by 20th Century Fox. The book has been an “international smash hit”, ABIA
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A gold-nanoparticle stoppered

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A gold-nanoparticle stoppered

The construction of molecular machines has captured the imagination of scientists for decades. Despite significant progress in the synthesis and studies of the properties of small-molecule components (smaller than 2–5 kilo Dalton), challenges regarding the incorporation of molecular components into
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Geico's Tony Nicely: 'There is nothing quite like being there' at Berkshire meetings

One of the most significant events of my life, and that of Geico, was when Warren Buffett called in mid-1995 and explained that he would like to buy the remaining shares … We use this opportunity to reward our top sellers from around the country to attend the annual meeting and sell our Geico products.
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Amid the Bloat at Frieze, Art Worth Seeking Out

As if this weren't enough, Frieze has established its first themed exhibition, a tribute to Hudson (1950-2014), the visionary art dealer whose gallery, Feature, gave first shows to some of the art world's current best sellers, including Takashi Murakami, Charles Ray and Raymond Pettibon. This is more than
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Writers house honoring world-renowned Camden poet opens

For over a decade, the Nick Virgilio Haiku Association, along with Monsignor Michael Doyle of Sacred Heart Church, searched for a space to offer community programs that would offer children and poets of all ages and backgrounds “educational programs to support literacy, creative writing, and
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SCB Marketing Publishing & Content Development Summer Intern

The summer intern will work under the direct supervision of the Managing Editor of SpaceCoast Living Magazine, for the duration of the internship. The intern is expected to work a minimum of 20 hours each week for a minimum of 10 weeks.
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Publisher's Notebook: Seattle, it's futile to try to go backward

What a difference 167 years makes. When David Denny got a look at the Puget Sound region in 1851 after an arduous journey from Illinois, he sent a letter to his brother, Arthur, who was encamped in Portland. “There is plenty of room for 1,000 settlers,” the letter read. “Come at once.” Now, more than
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Florence County Health Department receives national accreditation

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Subscription Service Utomik Launches Today with 760 PC Games from 100 Publishers

Utomik, the subscription Netflix-like service for games founded by a USA and Dutch-based startup, is launching out of its Beta phase today. Utomik has a growing library of 760 PC games from approximately a hundred publishers, with an average of twenty new titles added on a monthly basis. The firm
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Resch receives state award

Crandon resident and retired Crandon school teacher Harold Resch was honored at the 2018 Wisconsin Lakes Partnership Convention in Stevens Point. He was granted the Stewardship Award in the Educator category for volunteer work that he has faithfully done for Forest County Association of Lakes
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Potawatomi funds new truck for Tipler Volunteer Fire Department

Left to right, front row: Fran Modschiedler, Potawatomi Chairman Ned Daniels Jr., Fire Chief Kenny Henning, Potawatomi Treasurer Joseph Daniels Sr., Bob Benter. Back row: Roger Kelter, Asst. Chief Rick Sledge, Nick Shepard. The Town of Tipler and the Tipler Volunteer Fire Department would like to
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Farm Bureau Hails Publishing of Food Disclosure Standard

The following statement regarding the proposed National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard may be attributed to American Farm Bureau Federation President Zippy Duvall. “The proposed National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard, published today by the Agriculture Department's
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Response to 'Transferring to Hamline'

We are writing to clarify some of the statements made about the Hamline curriculum in the article “Transferring to Hamline – myth vs. reality” that appeared in the April 25 edition of the Oracle. The Hamline Plan is an integrated set of requirements, including the courses designated by letters (similar to
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Local Tampa Authors Celebrate Publication of Books at 5th Annual Key Person of Influence …

Robert Hessel didn't plan on writing a book but he wanted to share his vision for creating safer cities so that people could feel safe. He drew on his experience as a home and business security system professional to help him write Safe City, which is getting ready to go on national tour. Hessel says, “This
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Estes Park author wins national award

“It's a huge honor,” said Erik Stensland, who wrote the book. Stensland is well known in his community of Estes Park for his landscape photography. Stensland owns and operates Images of RMNP. The award was announced by the Independent Book Publishers Association at its award's ceremony in
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Marketing Writing Bootcamp: Seven Secrets to Safely Use Humor in Marketing

Humor lives in the gap between the ridiculous and the real. It's the humorist who can wedge themselves firmly in that gap and tell the rest of the world what they find. It's not a gift; it's not innate, it's something anyone can learn and use in their own work. Many writers don't realize there is a formula to
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New Website Launch for Independent Publishing House of Best Selling Authors

The site offers amazing book deals with a buy one, get one free paperback sale, as well as affordable eBook downloads with safe and secure payment options through PayPal. With the increase in popularity of various genres such as Urban Fiction, Street Lit, Urban Erotic Romance and others, Anitbeet
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Pb govt apologizes for using wrong words in Class 12 history books

Three state cabinet ministers – finance minister Manpreet Badal, education minister O P Soni and jail minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa also accused private book publishers of being involved in “triggering” the controversy fearing loss of business. “If a wrong word has been used in the book (class 12)
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Prairie nerds: 'Riverdale' comic among options Saturday during Free Comic Book Day

All the major publishers (DC, Marvel, etc.) and many smaller publishers take part. Archie Comics, a gold sponsor of the event, is offering Riverdale FCBD 2018. An ongoing Riverdale comic book series is set in the same universe of the hit CW television series “Riverdale.” The story in the Riverdale FCBD
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The State of Fashion Publishing in China: Despite Mounting Censorship Concerns, a Surge in …

Shanghai-based Lily Chou, a 22-year-old with a master's degree in fashion history from Parsons, told SCMP that she decided to launch Rouge Fashion Book, a bi-annual publication, in part because she had “passed the phase where Vogue is everything I need.” She and her co-founder Calvin Luo,
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UNC Asheville's Great Smokies Writing Program announces summer classes

UNC Asheville's Great Smokies Writing Program (GSWP) will present six workshops this summer in fiction, memoir, poetry and more taught by some of Western North Carolina's finest authors. Classes will be offered in community locations in Asheville and Burnsville. Classes meet weekly for five weeks.
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A Writers' Workshop Alum Writes of His Love/Hate Relationship with Reality TV

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Mann, a New York native and graduate of the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop, has written a new book called “Captive Audience–On Love and Reality TV.” (Vintage Books) He analyzes this pop culture phenom and reflects on what his fascination with it says about reality. He told Charity that reality
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Ministry, EPA explore ways to bring local publishing and school curriculum closer

DUBAI: In the presence of Sheikha Bodour Bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Founder and President of EPA, and Hussain Al Hammadi, Minister of Education, the UAE Ministry of Education and the Emirates Publishers Association (EPA) have discussed avenues of cooperation and have explored means to develop
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The 'Warriors' Books From My Childhood Were Pretty Silly — But They Taught Me A Valuable …

I read the first Warriors book with my two best friends in elementary school. And when I say “with” I do mean with — the three of us would all cram together, side by side, with the single book held between us. We all read at different speeds, and the owner of the book (not me) was fairly strict about who
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Children's Book Reissues: Spring 2018

27, Simon & Schuster, hardcover, $17.99, ISBN 978-1-4814-7761-1). Strega Nona's story continues with a sequel to Strega Nona, in which she helps a friend have a magical evening. This 1979 picture book, originally published as Big Anthony and the Magic Ring, is reissued with a new title and cover.
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Cover Reveal: 'Presto and Zesto in Limboland'

The collaboration between Sendak and his friend and frequent co-author, Arthur Yorinks, will be published by HarperCollins on September 4, and PW has the exclusive first look at the cover. Senkak created the 10 standalone images that comprise the book in 1990 for a performance of the suite Říkadla,
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Study: Publishers sell books written by women for less than those written by men

Women have had to deal with the shitty end of the employment stick since, well, forever. Sexual harassment, rampant misogyny and pay disparity are but a few of the crap things they frequently have to put up with. Apparently, you can add being screwed out of equal pay for authoring a frigging book to
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Free Comic Book Day 2018: Where And When To Go In Tinley Park

The event usually coincides with the weekend opening of a superhero-centric movie in an a ongoing effort by the comic book industry to draft off the fast and furious popularity of those films. (The opening for “Avengers: Infinity War” originally was scheduled for the same weekend as Free Comic Book Day
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As it celebrates its 40th anniversary, Halifax's Nimbus Publishing has ambitious plans for the future

The spirit of renewal is in the air at Nova Scotia's Nimbus Publishing. The company, which marks its 40th anniversary in May, recently moved into new digs on Strawberry Hill Street in Halifax, and the sounds of construction in the adjoining warehouse float into the new boardroom where co-owners
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Discussions of the Freedom of the Press as Protecting Non-Press-as-Industry Writers (America)

Judah, Samuel Judah, the apparently nineteen-year-old author of a self-published, book-length poem called Gotham and the Gothamites, was prosecuted for libeling various noted New Yorkers in the poem. Though the defendant had written and published some plays, the category “playwright” would
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Inspiring and changing lives one chapter at a time

POLOKWANE – Lee is a self-published author who explained her book, Inspiring Lives Changing Lives, was influenced by her personal challenges. “This book is close to my heart, I still get emotional when I read it. I wrote this inspirational book as a reminder of when life was really difficult for me with all
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Yasuaki Shimizu and Scopex reissues top Discogs' bestsellers list

Discogs has published its first quarterly report of 2018, revealing that two reissue albums are the site's bestsellers, beating albums from Madonna, Gorillaz and Prince. Topping the list is the 2017 re-release of Scopex 98/00 and ranking at second place is Yasuaki Shimizu's 1982 LP Kakashi – which was
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Pappy's operations manager leaving after 12 years

“She also brought Pappy's into the million-dollar club.” When Jordan leaves Pappy's in May, she plans to relocate to North Carolina, go back to school for a creative writing degree at Lenoir-Rhyne University, and write a book about her life. She will also work at Starbucks part-time in its corporate division.
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TAMIU to host camps for youth throughout the summer

Students can choose from classes such as French, geometry, algebra, creative writing, public speaking and astronomy. Organizers say these are not your basic paper and pencil classes; they will include several hands on activities and group projects taught by trained academic professionals. For more
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'A Man Called Ove' author Fredrik Backman, novelist Joyce Carol Oates to headline Printers Row …

Backman is best known for his surprise international best-seller “A Man Called Ove,” about a cranky middle-aged Swede who feuds ceaselessly with his neighbors. He will join a lineup including National Book Award-winner Joyce Carol Oates, “Sopranos” star Michael Imperioli, Chance the Rapper
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Tompkins County's Poet Laureate Zee Zahava shares sage advice ahead of Spring Writes Literary …

Zahava doesn't refer to herself as a teacher, but rather as someone who “makes space for writing to happen.” Zahava earned her bachelor's … Many people who write with her do not write regularly, in fact, but do the majority of their writing in her workshop or studio space. She encourages people to have
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What Car Shoppers Need To Know This Year

(The Ford F-150 pickup truck is the best-selling model of any vehicle.) Even sedan perennial best sellers Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and Nissan Altima have required incentives to bolster demand. This means that there are likely to be some good deals on car models as the shift occurs, especially
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Provost's award honors poet, teacher Laura Donnelly

Poet Laura Donnelly of SUNY Oswego's English and creative writing department has earned the 2018 Provost's Award for Scholarly and Creative Activity. Donnelly, winner of the Cider Press Editors' Prize for “Watershed,” her acclaimed 2014 book of poetry, will be recognized this fall during the college's
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Ellington 3rd-Grader Wins Congressional Writing Contest

ELLINGTON, CT — A poem composed in a car hit the essence of U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney's annual 2nd District Black History Month creative writing contest and on Wednesday he was at Windermere School in Ellington to recognize the winner. Third-grader Lyla Voiland was presented with a certificate for
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Novelist Louise Erdrich caps Big Read with readings, Q and A

“I had three friends. I still keep up with two of them. The other is a white cross on the Montana Hi-Line. His physical departure is marked there, I mean. As for his spirit, I carry that around with me in the form of a round black stone. He gave it to me when he found out what had happened to my mother.
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WOCSD School Committee recognizes students, staff

Each year students from each grade are encouraged to submit creative writing pieces which are then judged and the top three winners from each grade win cash prizes. This year 61 students were awarded prizes for their submissions. * The Wells High School Winter Guard A Team was recognized for
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World-first inquiry into online news, Facebook and Google

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The business model for the news industry is now in a fragile state, with the digital platforms preventing publishers from best positioning their operations for the future. This is why the ACCC's world-first inquiry into platforms such as Google, Facebook and Apple is of fundamental importance – not just for
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Thoughts From The Publisher's Desk – May 4, 2018

The expansion of paid parking in Ocean City is back on the table. The last time the town wanted to expand paid parking on city streets was in 2013 when the council installed paid parking at a variety of locations around town, most notably on 146th Street from Coastal Highway to the beach and 131st
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Led By Disney/ESPN And NBCUniversal, Twitter Doubles Content Partners

There seems to be no shortage of publishing partners for Twitter, which unveiled 16 of them at its first Digital Content NewFronts last year. This year, led by new content deals with NBCUniversal, Disney/ESPN and others, “We doubled it,” says Stephanie Prager, Head of Global Agency Development at
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TripleLift and White Ops Forge Partnership to Fight Fraud in Native Advertising

At the time of this announcement, Eric Berry, CEO of TripleLift, said, “In today's ad ecosystem even the largest brands and most premium publishers can fall victim to unscrupulous behaviors of cyber-criminals. Quality and safety have always been at the heart of what we do, and although we have always
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7 Things to Do With Your Kids in NYC This Weekend

Plenty of scratching occurs at wildlife parks — consider all those species with claws — but at the Bronx Zoo these days, some of it has more to do with creative sound than with creature habits. For the next few weekends, musicians, break dancers and artists will be appearing there in a grand salute to the
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Lagardère sees off activist hedge fund pushing for board shake-up

Arnaud Lagardère told the group's annual meeting in Paris on Thursday that the company would retreat from its media and sports divisions while expanding its core businesses of travel retail and publishing. “We are putting in a place a historic change to the group” with a “change in the industrial and
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Ackley named Crandon School Board Chair

Jeff Ackley Jr. was chosen by the Crandon School Board to serve as the board president, during their organizational meeting Monday, April 23. Newly sworn in Glen Pfeffer will serve as vice chair, Laura Bauknecht will remain as the clerk. Nadine Westimayer holds her position on the Board of Directors.
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Don't Call Them Instagram Poets

But it's not: Lovelace didn't even start posting her poetry on Instagram until after she'd self-published her first collection, The Princess Saves Herself In This One. She believes that “some people call us 'Insta poets' as a way to differentiate us from 'real poets'—a.k.a. dead white, straight, cisgender, males.”.
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6 Reasons Why Every Artist Should Have Their Own Blog

While you may not fancy yourself a writer, forcing yourself to sit down and put your creativity into words will help you grow as an artist. One of the keys to a successful creative career is the ability to communicate your vision and have a clear understanding of your message. Writing is a powerful outlet that
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At NewFronts, It's The Publishers Embracing OTT

Over-the-top video is something of a hot topic now, with streaming bundles of content continuing to proliferate, and legacy TV companies being joined by startups in trying to launch their own streaming products. Yet, during NewFronts week, it was publishers that introduced dedicated OTT content,.
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Friday essay: the remarkable, prize-winning rise of our small publishers

It has been a big 12 months for Australian small publishers, who have swept what are arguably the three most important national literary awards. Sydney press Giramondo published Alexis Wright's biography Tracker, winner of the 2018 Stella Prize; Melbourne's Black Inc. published Ryan O'Neill's Their
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Director, Two Rivers

Ingram Content Group (ICG) is currently recruiting for a Director, Two Rivers to lead our publishing distribution client services team in New York. This individual will develop and manage the strategic direction and tactical execution of the Two Rivers business plan and client relationships. Duties for this
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Pell City writers hit it out of the park

Jeanette first heard about Writers Anonymous five years ago at WA's first Mid-Winter Writers Conference. She became involved with both WA and ASPS and immediately took an active role. Without one time referencing her education and experience as a creative writing professor, she began to
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RW Schlosser professor of English to transfer after 24 years

Upon suggestion of the many new graduates that visit his classrooms, they integrated more business and public relations writing to help students get ready for the job market. Downing says Etown is unique for a small liberal arts college, since it offers such strong creative writing and professional writing
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Hearing from the community at the library

Other connections to Oregon include graduating from Oregon State University and completing her master of fine arts degree in creative writing at Pacific University. Besides “The Days When Birds Come Back,” Reed has published three other literary novels: “Carry Yourself Back to Me,” “Things We Set
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Douglas Todd: Whether its sex or yoga, Canada's campuses increasingly divided

University Commons Divided: Exploring Debate and Dissent on Campus (University of Toronto Press) analyzes UBC disputes involving gender studies professor Jennifer Berdahl, as well as former creative writing department head Steven Galloway. It digs into showdowns at Dalhousie over sexualized
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University announces next steps in provost search

She received an AB in Psychology and Creative Writing from Brown University and her M.A. and Ph.D. in Physiological and Developmental Psychology from Stanford University. Martin has experience researching, teaching and consulting in higher education. In 2001 she became the founding Dean of
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President of Ireland congratulates University of Limerick on literary festival

THE PRESIDENT of Ireland has warmly congratulated the University of Limerick for hosting a literary festival that he believes will capture a 'unique moment in Ireland's ever-changing landscape.' President Michael D. Higgins has written to UL to mark the opening of the Frank McCourt Creative Writing
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Tanya Talaga Names Alicia Elliott to the 2018 RBC Taylor Emerging Writer Award

She is the 2017-2018 Geoffrey and Margaret Andrew Fellow at UBC, working with their Creative Writing Department. Tanya Talaga is the acclaimed author of Seven Fallen Feathers, which was the winner of the RBC Taylor Prize, CBC's Nonfiction Book of the Year; a Globe and Mail Top 100 Book; and a
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'We are so proud of what he did, but sad he isn't here to see it' says parents of David Greaves who …

“In his will he asked that we go ahead and publish his books and Andrew has worked tirelessly to do so even though it is a complex process,” says David's mum Sarah. “We self-published, but even so it is still expensive.” And, on Tuesday, the first of his nine children's books, Mr Snuffles' Birthday by
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This eco-friendly startup was named New Zealand's most sustainable business — its solid …

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Plus, you can try samples of their best-sellers without committing to a bar that's going to last you five months/seemingly outlive you. I had a chance to try the hair sampler and now regularly use the Frizz Wrangler shampoo and Guardian conditioner bars. When they run out, I plan to buy more. The startup
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Finding My Way Books Joins Brown Books Publishing Group

DALLAS (PRWEB) May 03, 2018. Brown Books Publishing Group is proud to announce the release of Finding My Way, a series of English and bilingual (English/Spanish) readers by authors Jo Meserve Mach and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier. Finding My Way readers, with photography by Mary Birdsell,
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High school holds Application Day

Carlson said she would also like to work at a publishing company over the summer. Senior Cecilia Faircrest plans to attend Iowa State University this fall. She'll have to find a job that fits with her summer school classes, which she's taking in the mornings and at night. She's thinking about working at the
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Publishers that adopted Ads.txt saw a revenue uplift over those who didn't, finds Taboola

The data is from Taboola enterprise publishers in the US and in EMEA. In a one month period, from October 2017 to November 2017, and includes nearly 4000 publishers. The ads.txt file was the only change to these sites over the course of the month. Ads.txt allows publishers to identify the authorised
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Brave and Townsquare Partner to Monetize Ad-blocking Traffic and Test Blockchain-based Digital …

According to PageFair, over 600 million devices are currently using ad-blocking software, posing an obstacle to publishers. To date, there have been limited tools available to publishers to confront this problem. The Brave technology platform was designed to address fundamental problems confronting
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Google: Expect “Extreme” Ranking Fluctuations When Publishing New Content

Google's John Mueller stated this week that “extreme” ranking fluctuations may occur after publishing new content. It's also not unusual for these fluctuations to occur for up to one or two weeks after the content has been published. This topic came up during a Google Webmaster Central office-hours
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LSC Communication's (LKSD) CEO Thomas Quinlan on Q1 2018 Results – Earnings Call Transcript

And, finally another specific growth focus for LSC in this space is our unique diverse logistics framework to facilitate a much more efficient return process for distributors and book publishers. For our magazine clients, LSC continues to align our capabilities with the future path of magazine brands.
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Peer Review's Psychological Potholes

I argued in a past opinion piece [Helffrich, 2013] that the review process should be rewarded by publishers through in-kind means involving the publishing process itself. Here I'd like to highlight the need for the reviewer to have seamless access to review materials. I also suggest a way to achieve it.
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Lagardère under pressure to shake up board

Lagardère has several divisions which, in addition to publishing, include travel retail and sport and entertainment. In particular, according to the FT, Amber takes issue with Lagardère's acquisition of €865m sports agency Sportfive in 2006, believing it paid over the odds and was poorly integrated into the
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A guide to great summer camps in metro Atlanta

The Decatur Writers Studio, a project of the AJC Decatur Book Festival, hosts four weeks of Summer Writing Camps for Teens and Tweens this summer at Agnes Scott College in Decatur. Limited to 12 students per session, the weeklong camps are led by Rebekah L. Goode, a high school creative writing
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Ridgefield Academy students present to investor panel

provides after-school and/or weekend enrichment classes to K-12 students in science, history, filmmaking, and creative writing. Seventh grader Luisa Simon's idea, My Threads, is a T-shirt business with sayings of hope and positivity. Working with an artist, Luisa came up with a logo combining the words
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McPhee awarded Sandrof Award for Lifetime Achievement from National Book Critics Circle

McPhee was born and raised in Princeton and attended elementary school at 185 Nassau St., now the home of Princeton's Program in Visual Arts. A 1953 alumnus, he has taught writing at Princeton since 1975: his course, “Creative Nonfiction” (originally called “Literature of Fact”), offered each spring,
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Herman: The things we learn from our readers

The family has requested donations to your favorite charity or the Menard Public Library, where I'm sure helping to keep Jetty's Picks stocked with the latest best sellers would be appreciated. Cowan told me her mom was found dead of an apparent heart attack in her recliner in her Kyle home. Police had
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Madison Valley author compiles 'Places of Interest'

“Madison Valley: Places of Interest” came out in November 2017, Gray going the self-publishing route. The book is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble Nook Press. “It was kind of a gradual process, I guess,” Gray said. The Madison Valley author would go on walks around the neighborhood with
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Everyday beauty with Nigel Shafran

In the mid-1990s he ventured into self-publishing with Ruthbook, photographs of his girlfriend shot mostly at home in her dressing gown, say, or blowing her nose, alongside details such as crumbs on a kitchen work surface, a pot on the stove, or a hair stuck on a bar of soap. Shafran hand-wrote the title,
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UH-CL offers camps, art school for kids

University of Houston-Clear Lake is offering day camps and an art school to keep young minds busy this summer. Registration is open for Kids U summer day camps hosted by the Center for Educational Programs, 2700 Bay Area Blvd., Houston. Camps focus on nine topics including creative writing, art,
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44 Montreal Food Trucks Will Be Taking Over Montreal's Olympic Stadium Tomorrow

This food festival gathers 44 food trucks from local restaurants, all ready to provide you with a sampling of their key dishes and best sellers. This festival gets busy. So come early and prepared with cash and water. It's hot and you will be eating, a lot. Here are the food trucks that you can expect to show
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Clandestine site that gave birth to the Party

Li Da, a founding Party member, and his wife Wang Huiwu lived about one year in the two-story house in Fudeli. They helped establish the People's Publishing House, which has survived to this day as one of the most reputable publishers in China. It started as a one-man workshop in a narrow space
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Renaissance presents annual student writing showcase May 17

MANSFIELD — The Renaissance Education Department will host its seventh annual MindSprouts Creative Writing Showcase on Thursday, May 17th at 7 pm. The event is free and open to the public, with donations accepted at the door to support Renaissance education programs. MindSprouts is
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Fort Worth's Fortress Festival helps build Denton's musical reach

“I'm very excited that Pearl Earl is here repping Lil' D,” said Xander Stubbs, creative writing junior at UNT. “I'm excited to see them. I have heard nothing but amazing things, so I'm looking forward to it very much.” Pearl Earl is an all-female Denton based rock band that was founded in 2014. Since then
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ACCC Faculty of the Year

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ACCC's Communication Program offers five tracks including communication arts, creative writing, journalism, public relations and radio/television/film. Student accomplishments have ranged from internships with MTV and Walt Disney World to movie appearances and NJPA awards. Forrest is widely
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Arab sci-fi: 'A revival of the imagination'

She expressed her excitement that her publishing house is bringing the work to Arab speakers and said she sees huge potential among young Arab writers to bring their own voice to the sci-fi field. Panel chairman, award-winning journalist and playwright Faisal Al-Yafai, agreed. “There is an increasing
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Professional Analysts at Peel Hunt Reiterated their “Add” rating for Bloomsbury Publishing PLC …

Bloomsbury Publishing Plc publishes books and other media for general readers, children, students, researchers, and professionals worldwide. The company has market cap of 132.07 million GBP. The firm offers digital resources to international research community and higher education students;
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Luna's Expands Al Fresco Experience

New additions Merighi is most excited about: “Floribbean” Seafood Chowder, Luna Bites (sushi-grade blackened ahi tuna), Maine lobster roll and a beer-battered grouper sandwich with the potential to be a best seller. Best sellers: Nachos, Stock Island fish tacos and shrimp tacos, blackened salmon,
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Former US Secretary of Labour, Best Selling Author, and Popular Media Personality Robert Reich …

CALGARY, Alberta, May 03, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Robert Reich will be in Calgary this Friday to speak to nearly 1,000 Albertans about inequality, capitalism, and economics, exposing the failures of right-wing policies both in America and across the globe while the United Conservative Party
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Use a Placeholder in Your Writing to Keep From Getting Stuck

Of course, this trick works for all types of writing, not just sci-fi or even fiction. Journalists often use “TK” as a placeholder, fantasy writers can use “magic this” or “magic that,” and I've even started using it for my horror screenplays and scripts. I simply write “SCARE” when I know that the scene is need of
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Kentucky Derby Scores No. 1 Spot On Wednesday Best-Sellers

The Kentucky Derby, set to take place this Saturday at Churchill Downs, took the top spot on yesterday's best-selling events list, according to sales data from Ticket Club. 2018 marks the 144th annual Kentucky Derby; the field will be open to 20 different horses, and this year's purse is US $2 million.
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Art Exhibit, Math Classes, Workshops Coming Up At CCC

For more information about this exhibition, call Kate Simmons at 503-594-3032, or email kates@clackamas.edu. Creative Writing Conference and Workshops. The Clackamas Community College's English Department will host on May 19 its annual Compose Creative Writing Conference on the Oregon
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Sentences: Watch local actors read the writings of state prison inmates

Sentences: Prison creative writing program allows inmates to find their writing voices, reflect on life. Almost one year ago, two Twin Falls instructors headed to Boise to teach a creative writing class to prison inmates for a future performance at CSI. Along the way, it turned into something much bigger.
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Edgewell Personal Care aims for laughs with feminine hygiene product campaign

Mollen, whose collections of comic essays “I Like You Just The Way I Am” and “Live Fast Die Hot” were New York Times best-sellers, is starring in a series of comic digital videos that highlight the humorous aspect to feminine hygiene situations. The premiere video in the series, “Go With the Flow,” finds
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Exclusive: Walmart.com Redesigns As The Anti-Amazon

We can actually highlight rain gear for boys and girls, and a merchants can say, 'for boys, for girls, these are the best products. The best value, the best brand, the best sellers.' “Aggregating it up a level, if you are now looking for that midcentury modern coffee or dining table–it might say, 'Mark, you're
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Storybook Cosmetics' Beauty Book Club Includes Monthly Products Inspired By Classic Novels

This is Storybook Cosmetics' first time dealing with best-sellers. The very first product that the brand launched was wizard wand makeup brushes and then followed up with a book-styled eyeshadow palette. There's been a Burn Book and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory palette launched as well.
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Zora Neale Hurston's Book About an Emancipated Slave Who Co-Founded Africatown Will Finally …

A book penned by acclaimed African-American author Zora Neale Hurston in 1931 is finally hitting store shelves, nearly 87 years after it was first written. On May 8, HarperCollins will publish Hurston's lost work titled, “Barracoon: The Story of the 'Last Black Cargo,” according to The Washington Post.
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Thursday Wake-Up Call: Questions over Cambridge Analytica's shutdown and top insights from Ad …

Best-sellers include, “What Do Jared And Ivanka Do All Day?” Spotify stock plunge: Spotify shares fell by 9 percent after its first set of earnings was announced since it went public. The numbers are in line with analyst estimates, but according to the Financial Times, stock had climbed 14 percent over the
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Edith Lee '18 Named a Breakout 8 Winner

“Edith is a hugely talented poet — she is meticulous about her craft, and she has the ability to write about a whole range of subjects, from the satirical to the tender. I look forward to watching her career unfold,” Hilberry says. Lee, an English major with a concentration in creative writing, submitted a
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This children's author wants to make science accessible to toddlers

Science-themed books are not usually a part of a toddler's reading material but one children's author wants to change that. KC Land, 24, recently self-published her debut storybook Negan The Stardust, which charts the story of a plucky stellar atom called Negan who travels with her friends Carbon and
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Adam Young Of Mystic's Sift Bake Shop Competing To Be 'Best Baker In America'

The French-inspired bakery immediately captured the interest of locals and tourists alike with its daily selection of scratch-made cookies, muffins, artisanal breads, quiches, scones and tortes. Croissants with 81 layers of hand-rolled dough and butter are best-sellers, as are delicate French macarons.
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Lawrence Cunningham: How the unique Warren Buffett shareholder has built and preserved …

On top of Buffett's bloc—32% of the voting power and 17% of the economic interest—individuals control another 40% of both, making institutional investors …. Perennial best-sellers and timeless classics are the magisterial biography by Roger Lowenstein, “Buffett”; an exemplary treatment of his investing
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6 events to go to this weekend of May 4 to May 6

Manila (CNN Philippines Life) — This weekend, get a copy of a zine featuring works of artists, know more about folk instruments, join Cinco de Mayo festivities, discuss mental health at a wellness workshop, learn how to write sci-fi stories, talk about big ideas with a group of freethinkers, and celebrate
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Japanese Sales Chart: God of War Continues to Impress

Elsewhere on the charts, Far Cry 5 continues to hold onto a spot in the top 10, with not many other well-known PlayStation 4 titles making their way to the top sellers. As far as hardware goes, the PlayStation 4 was once again one of the two highest selling consoles, with the PlayStation 4 Pro also
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A look at the platform-publisher ecosystem, and a surprise at the Times

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Matt McAlister has been working in digital publishing for a long time now, including a stint at The Guardian as director of digital strategy, so he has a long memory when it comes to the relationship between publishers and platforms like Google and Facebook. McAlister now runs a media research
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Publishers Get Machine Learning Help To Spot Fake News

Sovrn, the company that helps publishers maximise revenue, has become the first significant partner of the anti fake news service, Factmata, MarTechAdvisor reports. The machine-learning platform is designed to help alert publishers to fake news and has been invested in by Twitter co-founder Biz
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Google's GDPR Consent Tool Will Limit Publishers To 12 Ad Tech Vendors

The tool, called a consent management platform (CMP) in regulatory parlance, hasn't been publicly released or shared with DoubleClick For Publishers customers, even though the deadline for compliance is just three weeks away. It restricts the number of supply chain partners a publisher can share
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Two Solution Tree Titles Announced as Winners of the 2018 Independent Publisher Book Awards

Bloomington, Ind., May 03, 2018 — Solution Tree, a premier educational publisher and professional development provider, announces that two of its … Book Awards were conceived in 1996 as a broad-based, unaffiliated awards program open to all members of the independent publishing industry.
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Smaato integrates with Amazon Publisher Services

Smaato, an advertising platform for mobile publishers and app developers, has integrated with Amazon Publisher Services (APS) to give in-app demand partners access to Amazon's Transparent Ad Marketplace inventory, according to a press release. Publishers using Amazon's services can now use a
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Google and Facebook are bad news for Australian business

The business model for the news industry is in a fragile state, with the digital platforms preventing publishers from best positioning their operations for the future. This is why the … Google and Facebook, in particular, like to highlight the “good work” they are doing for journalists and publishers. But I would
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation is coming May 25. How have news publishers …

And wherever you are, if you've ever signed up for a publisher's newsletter and gotten a spate of “please confirm again that you really want this newsletter now” and “please see how our privacy policies have changed” emails lately, GDPR is why (some organizations may have collected your information
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The Victor Gollancz legacy

I was genuinely shocked to see the comments about Gollancz in Livia Gollancz's obituary published in The Bookseller. To describe a beloved publishing list as “merely a science fiction imprint” and its last two decades as a “tragedy” is offensive to my colleagues; our authors and fans; our reviewers and
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Campbell Brown on Facebook's plans to decide what news is trustworthy

And during breaking news it would become a place to go to find whatever the most important stories of the day are. It's a big step for us, and we're just starting to figure this out with a handful of publishers who are going to be the early testers. I think there is real potential for us to create a destination for
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Vermont's Oldest Weekly Names New Publisher

The 165-year-old Vermont Standard has its first new publisher in 38 years, according to Phil Camp, Sr., owner and president. Newspaper industry veteran Dan Cotter began his duties as the 11th publisher in the history of the paper on Monday, April 30. Cotter has broad newspaper experience in New
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Senior Editor, Kingfisher

Macmillan Children's Books. Pan Macmillan UK is one of the largest general book publishers in the UK, with imprints including Macmillan, Mantle, Pan, Picador, Bluebird, Bello, Macmillan Children's Books and Macmillan Digital Audio. Pan Macmillan is part of the worldwide Macmillan Publishing Group.
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Carmel High School's Dilk achieves Miss Basketball dream

Dilk was named Carmel High School's first Miss Basketball at the IndyStar Indiana Sports Awards banquet April 29 at Clowes Hall in Indianapolis. Dilk. “Miss Basketball has been a dream of mine for many years,” Dilk said. “I turned that dream into a goal during my high school years, and I am honored
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Standing up to powers that threaten the creation of news

THE business model for the news industry is now in a fragile state, with the digital platforms preventing publishers from best positioning their operations … PUBLISHERS — Subverting online subscription and advertising revenue streams which is undermining the news industry's sustainability as a private
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Publishers Weekly Reviews Why KerrHill's CEO, George Phirippidis, Captures Readers Through …

SAN RAMON, Calif., May 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — KerrHill is thrilled to share the company's CEO's recent feature in Publishers Weekly. In addition to developing some of the top management tools and trainings in the field, George Phirippidis is an innovative author. His book, The 6 Functions of
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OpenX Expands Mobile and Video Product Leadership Team; Welcomes Senior Hires from …

The mobile and video business continued to see rapid growth at OpenX in both volume and revenue in Q1 of 2018. As more premium publishers and app developers refine their partnerships to fewer, more trusted mobile exchanges that have invested in industry leading quality initiatives, OpenX's mobile
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Can dark chocolate improve vision?

It was very fitting: I had just finished a square of 86% cacao dark chocolate when I got the email about yet another study suggesting health benefits of dark chocolate. In addition, I had just returned from vacation in Guatemala, the land of the Maya. It was the Maya who discovered the usefulness of the
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Zuckerberg: Facebook Will Not Pay Publishers

Over the past year, News Corp. head Rupert Murdoch and BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti called on Facebook to offer trusted publishers a carrier fee, much like those used by cable providers. These calls came as Facebook was mired in another round of fake-news controversy — and as the tech company
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Zuckerberg cares about journalism, but says he doesn't want to pay for it

But even if the Facebook founder thinks the news is important, that apparently doesn't mean he has any plans to actually pay for it, the way media insiders like BuzzFeed Publisher Jonah Peretti and the Tow Center's Emily Bell believe that he should. “I'm not sure that makes sense,” Zuckerberg said
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Why Google and Facebook are anti-competitive

News Corp Australia's submission to the ACCC forensically dissects how the platforms' market power has made them “unavoidable trading partners” for publishers who are, in effect, trapped and hurt by their anti-competitive practices. In Australia, Google has 95 per cent of the search engine market and
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Scholarly Publishing Round-Up May 2018

Advice for NIH-funded authors, Publons and taking credit for peer review activities are the topics for the May 2018 Round-Up. NIH-funded Authors: My Bibliography can help your NIH Biosketch. Is your list of publications and research outputs in your My Bibliography current? Do you include the URL link
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Tangents and Tirades

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Although many of us have become experts over the years at banging out a five- or 10-page paper in a day (or night), strong writing asks us to take time, to commit ourselves, and to stick with it even when we may want to throw in the towel, burn that paper, or vow to never take an intensive writing course
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Local comic stores to participate in giveaway Saturday

Publishers use this day as a launching point for new story lines.” SuperHero Creamery and T-Shirt Factory has two locations: 216 15th St. in Ashland and 415 Diederich Boulevard in Russell. n The Inner Geek, at 104 16th St. in Ashland, will participate by giving two free comic books to each visitor; each
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Nevermoor author cleans up at ABIA Awards

Australia's answer to Harry Potter has won big at the Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIAs). Sunshine Coast author Jessica Townsend's magical young adult novel, Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow, has won the Gold ABIA for the Book of the Year at Australia's annual book industry awards.
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Saturday, May 5

Just watched “The Avengers: Infinity War” and want to catch up with the comics? Here's some good news: National is Saturday. Established in 2002, Free Comic Book Day is an annual event arranged by the American comic book industry to help bring new readers into the comic world and get shoppers
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Book deal for investigators of Anne Frank's capture

NEW YORK (AP) — An investigative team looking into who betrayed Anne Frank and her family has a book deal. “Anne Frank: A Cold Case Diary” will be published in the summer of 2020, HarperCollins Publishers told The Associated Press on Thursday. The book was among the most talked about at
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Enjoy Free Comic Book Day May 5

The first Free Comic Book Day event was held in 2002. In the past, thousands of shops around the world have given away millions of free comic books to interested readers. Free Comic Book Day is administered by a panel representing all parts of the comic book industry: retailers, publishers, suppliers,
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The Most Insane 'Younger' Plotlines: An NYC Publishing Pro Debunks the Myths

Not. Easy. At. All. It's difficult to publish books. You'd have to hire editors and publicists and sales people and marketers and cover artists and on and on. Then, if you were able to hire an entire staff, you'd have to find agents and authors who would want to take a risk and sign with a fledgling company.
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Opinion: Journalism course should be required of college students

Ideally, the required course should focus on media writing and the ability to value truth over ideology. A 2016 report from Pew Research Center showed only 27 percent of millennials say the media has a positive effect on the way things are going in the country today. A Stanford University study revealed
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Rupp's to host Free Comic Book Day

FREMONT – Rupp's Comics, 335 N. Ohio Ave., is one of the thousands of comic book shops around the world celebrating the largest event in the comic book industry on Saturday: Free Comic Book Day (FCBD). Each year, thousands of participating stores give away over 5 million comic books to millions
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Free Comic Book Day 2018: A Guide To The Best Bets And The Best Avoided

There are more all-ages books in this year's mix, more stories starring girls, women and people of color and a healthier, more robust selection of genres to choose from than ever before. It's also gratifying to see fewer publishers putting out FCBD offerings that amount to little more than samplers, offering
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'Jesus Always' Named ECPA's Christian Book of the Year

The 2018 Christian Book Awards, which recognize excellence in Christian book and Bible publishing, were presented by the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) in Washington, D.C. on May 1. The ECPA's top award— the Book of the Year—went to Sarah Young's 365-day devotional,
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Pb govt apologizes for using 'wrong' words in Class 12 history books

“Private publishers may be involved in it because their business will be affected as PSEB will be coming out with the book at much cheaper rate,” said Badal. He also described AAP's accusation that the CM was acting “at the behest” of BJP over history book issue as absurd. Badal said the educational
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I Used to Hate People with Food Allergies. Then I Became One.

Seven months ago, I was a recent transplant to Mexico, where I moved to focus on my travel writing and, of course, to eat all the foods. I arrived, healthy, in early September and promptly made cruising for street food a central part of my daily routine. On any given day, I might breakfast on chorizo tacos at
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Trump's Tariffs Are Making Things Even Worse for US Newspapers

The duties will force job cuts at newspapers, commercial printers, book publishers and throughout the whole supply chain, according to an industry coalition representing more than 600,000 workers. The Tampa Bay Times last month cut about 50 jobs, blaming the tariffs and the rising cost of newsprint,
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Half of Indiana U students are enrolled in e-book program

More than half of the 115,000 students enrolled at Indiana University participate in the institution's eText initiative, a program that allows students to access course textbook materials through an online platform. Under an inclusive access model, publishers offer content for significantly less than the cost of
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25 Tips For Prospective Law School Students From Practicing Lawyers

“Focus on a writing course so you stand out more when you become a lawyer.” 17. “Get involved in the community, help people and network.” “Law school requires significant dedication and resources, but the rewards of an attorney career can be numerous, including the ability to conduct challenging
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Egan's 'Manhattan Beach' Wins 'One Book, One New York' Vote

… attracted tens of thousands of New Yorkers to vote online for the book of their choice. New York City will donate 1,000 copies of Egan's novel to the New York City's public library systems, in addition to an additional 500 copies donated by Scribner, the Simon & Schuster imprint that published the book.
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This Entrepreneur Shares Why an Ability to Change Course Is What Will Set You Up for Success

“Instead of just writing about the products, our readers would actually get to experience them and try them.” They stepped into uncharted territory and began the experiment with 2,000 boxes. The hunch paid off. By 2016, the company had grown to 200,000 subscribers and today, every season, the
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Eastern Kentucky University Team Wins Blackboard Exemplary Course Award

EKU Online Instructional Designer Alix Heintzman and Lecturer Margaret Frozena have been named winners in Blackboard's Exemplary Course Program. They won for their online course, ENG 101R: Reading, Writing, and Rhetoric. The Exemplary Course Program, which was established in 2000,
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Vinyl collectors spent millions on Discogs last year

The site's best-sellers list also provide a unique, outsiders' perspective on the music market. The most popular record so far this year, for example, is a compilation album from the mysterious, short-lived 90s electro label Scopex. More recognisable names like Tracy Chapman, Madonna, Daft Punk and
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