publisher
1 of 1noun/ˈpʌblɪʃər/
Forms:publishers
1
a person or firm that manages the preparation and public distribution of printed material such as books, newspapers, etc.
A publisher is a person or company responsible for producing and distributing books, articles, or other media. They oversee the entire process of bringing a work to market, including editing, design, printing, and marketing. Publishers handle tasks such as acquiring manuscripts, coordinating with authors, managing production schedules, and ensuring that the finished product reaches bookstores or other distribution channels. They also handle legal and financial aspects, such as contracts and royalties, to support the successful publication and sale of the work.
- The publisher released a new edition of the classic novel last month.
- After months of editing, her manuscript was finally accepted by a major publisher.
- He started his career as a writer before becoming a successful publisher.
- The publisher's role is crucial in ensuring that high-quality content reaches readers.
2
the owner or manager of a newspaper
- The publisher decided to run the controversial story on the front page.
- As the publisher of the daily news, she was responsible for the paper's editorial direction.
- The publisher announced plans to expand the newspaper's digital presence.
- After years of hard work, he became the publisher of the leading local newspaper.
- The publisher faced criticism for the paper's biased reporting.
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