The Woodlands Methodist School shines in creative writing competition
THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Four students from The Woodlands Methodist School were published in the ACSI Elementary/Middle School Creative Writing Competition. The Regional event included schools in six states with thousands of entries for consideration. The publication produced by ACSI was
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EEMA's new president Sanjoy Roy calls for action to strengthen India's events industry
Marry history, culture and built heritage with tradition and the exotic, creating experiences that are both breath-taking and visually satisfying, along … Disclaimer: The views expressed in the article above are those of the authors' and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of this publishing house
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History Comes Alive to feature Peter Small as Edison
Historical impressionist Peter Small portraying famous inventor Thomas A. Edison will officially open the Deane Center's 2018 History Comes Alive series at 7 p.m. on Friday, May 18 in the Coolidge Theatre at 104 Main St. in Wellsboro. Small will be dressed in authentic period clothing and talk in the first
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Nasmedia Report Highlights Current Mobile Marketing Trends in Korea
Game publishers are competing fiercely for 'Achievement of largest of customer acquisition' through the progressing of pre-reservation campaign. … It is intended to help overseas game publishers who want to sell in Korean mobile game market understand Korean mobile game market and marketing
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In best-selling 'I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter,' Erika Sánchez hits crucial chord
When Erika L. Sánchez set out to write her first novel âI Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter,â which is now a New York Times bestseller and a … Sánchez graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Magna Cum Laude from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and later received an MFA in Creative Writing from
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Snapchat axes licensing deals with publishers amid redesign turmoil
This story was delivered to Business Insider Intelligence “Digital Media Briefing” subscribers hours before appearing on Business Insider. To be the first to know, please click here. Snap reportedly plans to stop paying its publisher partners upfront licensing fees for their daily and weekly Discover editions
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Chinese publishers explore investment opportunities in Sharjah
Dubai: Thirty-five Chinese publishing houses visited Sharjah Publishing City (SPC) on Monday to explore investment opportunities and view the facilities on offer. During the visit, the representatives from China and the SPC discussed ways of boosting cooperation and increasing investment in the local,
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From the publisher
Would you accept a job where your primary purpose is to train people to leave you, forever? Or how about a job where âyou will enjoy a whole bunch of superficial attention and lip service from culture, advertisers and politicians, but will never receive a credible follow-up in the form of a concrete plan for
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Emory professor Joseph Crespino digs deep to find the genesis of an American icon, Harper Lee's …
The other became one of the most successful and beloved books in American publishing history. Both, Crespino argues, act as a âRorschach test for the politics of race in the period that they were published.â To Kill A Mockingbird, published in 1960, first introduced Atticus Finch to the world. Readers
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Chinese delegation visits Sharjah Publishing City
Salem added: âThe Chinese book market is of great importance on both Asian and global levels. Statistics from the Publishers Association of China in 2016 show that the book retail market has seen an impressive annual growth of 12.3 per cent and sales amounted to more than 70 billion yuan [around
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Is The Writing on The Wall For Hong Kong's Independent Bookstores?
Swedish national Gui Minhai, who headed the Mighty Current publishing house that owned Causeway Bay Books, “disappeared” under murky circumstances from his holiday home in Pattaya, Thailand on October 2015, only to reappear in China “confessing” on video to a decade-old alleged
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Publisher's Perspective: Green logo for mental health awareness (opinion)
Last May, we at the Tribune turned our logo in the masthead green in support of Mental Health Awareness Month. If you picked up the print edition today and wondered why it is green again this year, it's for the very same reason. As I had stated in a column last year, almost every month seems to have
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35 Chinese publishers explore investment opportunities at SPC
SHARJAH: Thirty-five Chinese publishing houses have visited Sharjah Publishing City (SPC), the world's first free zone dedicated exclusively to the publishing industry, to explore investment opportunities and view the facilities on offer for organisations looking to either expand or enter into the regional
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Author Deborah Reed at Cannon Beach Library
Since 2015, Reed has called Manzanita home. Reed, who graduated from Oregon State University and completed her Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Pacific University, is co-director of Black Forest Writing Seminars at the University of Freiberg in Germany. Bob Tarr will introduce Reed and her
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Former SAP Media Executive Appointed Co-Founder by Ad-tech Start-Up, Adzymic, Focusing on …
Headquartered in Singapore, Adzymic is an ad-tech startup that helps publishers, brands and agencies simplify their creative management process and improve their display advertising performance. Its next generation Dynamic Creative Management Platform transforms display advertising into high
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Former Nunda businesses to be topic of historical talks
Each year the Nunda Historical Society looks back at some area businesses that were once well known but are no longer part of the community. On May 9, the Society will host this year's presentation which includes a once famous seed company, an important publishing business and a silk mill whose
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Apple hiring activity shows a clear mission to get deeper into editorial publishing
There's a certain air of mystery as to what Apple is up to when it comes to content. In March, Apple acquired digital magazine service Texture in a move that illustrated quite clearly the company's intentions to dig deeper into content delivery on its devices. Texture is described as the “Netflix of publishing”
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Eisner winner Emily Carroll on the fun and frenzy of TCAF
She believes kids are smarter than we think, and they can often demonstrate solid instincts around self-editing of what they read. Plus, you can never really know exactly what parts of a story will scare kids anyway. “When I was little, my mom read Goodnight Moon to me every night, and that book really
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Fairfax fined for Domain ad
Fairfax Media has been found guilty of contempt of court and fined $15,000 for publishing an advertisement with false claims about the size and power of real … Federal Court Justice Bernard Murphy found the publisher guilty for its conduct in publishing an advertisement in The Sydney Morning Herald
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