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2010
Margaret Oliphant (1828–1897) is best known as the author of nearly one hundred novels, but also wrote short stories and biographies. Closely connected with Blackwoods of Edinburgh from 1851, shortly before her death she was commissioned to write a history of the publishing firm by director William Blackwood, grandson of the founder.
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Margaret Oliphant (1828–1897) is best known as the author of nearly one hundred novels, but also wrote short stories and biographies. Closely connected with Blackwoods of Edinburgh from 1851, shortly before her death she was commissioned to write a history of the publishing firm by director William Blackwood, grandson of the founder.
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The Institute as a Publishing House
Physics Bulletin, 1974In 1874 The Physical Society faced a bill for publishing its Proceedings amounting to £36 0s 7d. In 1974, the centenary year, the turnover of the Institute's publishing business is budgeted to exceed £850000.
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Russian publishing house in Stockholm – “Z. I. Grzebin Publishing House”
Vestnik of Saint Petersburg State University of CultureThe activity of the key publishing enterprise of the Russian emigration in Sweden publishing enterprise of the Russian emigration in Sweden during the period of the “first” wave is reconstructed – “Z. I. Grzebin Publishing House”. The fate, repertoire, mission, role of Z. I.
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Towards an in-house integrated publishing service
ACM SIGOA Newsletter, 1984An in-house printing and publishing department has advantages over its equivalent in the outside world in that its market can, to some extent, be captive. But it has disadvantages too, for it can become neglected if the primary business of the organisation it serves is far removed from the world of Garamond 10 point and perfect binding.
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The Relation between the Publishing House and the Classroom
The Modern Language Journal, 1949UNDOUBTEDLY the greatest invention for the advancement of mankind was the printing press five centuries ago. Perhaps the next greatest invention, which may lead to advancement or destruction, is the atomic bomb, but at least for the moment we'll let the U.N. worry about it.
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Publishing Power Houses: Publishers and the Mass Marketplace
2019This chapter explores how publishers manipulated publication formats to drive sales and profits, and why the practices of particular organisations steered the purchasing habits of readers and the impact this had on the rest of the field. The business practices of Mudie, Longman and Routledge such as publishing in different formats including ...
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The journal gatekeepers of major publishing houses of core science journals
Scientometrics, 2005Tibor Braun, Braun Tibor
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