Meanings of digital publishing in English

His other interests include linguistics, cooking, video games and digital publishing advocacy.

And three-and-a-half decades is a very long time in digital publishing.

Ebony Media is its first foray into print and digital publishing.

Eircom is to close Rondomondo, its digital publishing arm which employs 35 people.

I may be unhealthily obsessed with global digital publishing.

Rondomondo is the upbeat name of Telecom Eireann's digital publishing house introduced in Dublin this week.

The ebook market for children's books is the single most prolific arm of the digital publishing industry.

Modern digital publishing now means that any author can sell their books and set their own price.

Rakuten has been a smaller but significant player in digital publishing in Japan and elsewhere in Asia.

It's a short-sighted, panicked approach to digital publishing happening across UK media ands we should despair of it.

From June 29 the bulk of News Corp's regional and community titles will shift to purely digital publishing.

Harry Potter's success has also helped it invest in higher-margin academic and professional publishing, focusing on business-to-business digital publishing.

News Corp has been cutting jobs and saving costs, while investing in its digital publishing business to boost margins.

In that sense, book festivals challenge any notion that the book may be languishing due to the rise of digital publishing.

Michael Bhaskar, digital publishing director at Profile Books, said it could be a "win-win" for the whole publishing industry.

The world of digital publishing can be a lot more complicated than deciding whether to buy a Kindle, Nook, or iPad.