publishing

Converse of object

pioneer: For the last five years Mobile has pioneered weekly publishing in the mobile market.

Preposition: in

journal: In addition, 79 % would recommend a colleague to submit a paper for publishing in the journal.

Adjective modifier

• desktop: This package is more suited to desktop publishing, which will benefit us greatly.
• desk-top: The few illustrations that appeared were stuck on the paper and photo-copied, and some ingenious methods of early desk-top publishing were experimented with!
• scholarly: If software is viewed as traditional scholarly publishing, then professors own the work.
• electronic: The survey revealed wide variation in the degree of adoption of electronic publishing.
• scientific: Scientific publishing has been discussed at a European level for a number of years.
• digital: Rather than being a revolution, digital publishing is a step in the long evolution of digital text cycles.

Modifies a noun

• house: A similar chasm still exists in today's publishing houses.
• imprint: I pointed out the publishing imprint to him, and he vanished.
• venture: It was their response to a failed publishing venture.
• industry: What we do We have been advising clients in the publishing industry for over thirty years.
• division: The Government have noted the considerable interest in the proposed sale of the Scottish Media Group's publishing division.
• company: Designer - Contract Our client is a leading publishing company who require a talented designer for a 6 or 12 month contract.

Noun used with modifier

• apparel: With blood lust how all of instruction apparel publishing players from the.
• vanity: The founder of a well-respected independent research house said: Frankly, it's vanity publishing.
• desktop: This would make Ted a small desktop publishing software.
• cross-media: By implementing new production patterns publishers are struggling to face a new world of cross-media publishing.
• author-pays: We have seen much to praise in the author-pays publishing model and the principles on which it has been established.
• journal: Web journals publishing: a UK perspective, Serials, Vol.