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  1. Poetry publisher ~

    Poetry Submission Requirements:

    A poetry submission consists of five poems (in English).

    ALERT: We get far too many submissions with just one poem. Or entire book of poems. Such submissions aren't evaluated, alas. We want five (cinco, fünf , 五, paanch, ஐந்து) of your poems. Not more, not less.

    #Poetry #Publishers #Submission

  2. Poetry publisher ~

    Poetry Submission Requirements:

    A poetry submission consists of five poems (in English).

    ALERT: We get far too many submissions with just one poem. Or entire book of poems. Such submissions aren't evaluated, alas. We want five (cinco, fünf , 五, paanch, ஐந்து) of your poems. Not more, not less.

    #Poetry #Publishers #Submission

  3. Poetry publisher ~

    Poetry Submission Requirements:

    A poetry submission consists of five poems (in English).

    ALERT: We get far too many submissions with just one poem. Or entire book of poems. Such submissions aren't evaluated, alas. We want five (cinco, fünf , 五, paanch, ஐந்து) of your poems. Not more, not less.

    #Poetry #Publishers #Submission

  4. Poetry publisher ~

    Poetry Submission Requirements:

    A poetry submission consists of five poems (in English).

    ALERT: We get far too many submissions with just one poem. Or entire book of poems. Such submissions aren't evaluated, alas. We want five (cinco, fünf , 五, paanch, ஐந்து) of your poems. Not more, not less.

    #Poetry #Publishers #Submission

  5. Poetry publisher ~

    Poetry Submission Requirements:

    A poetry submission consists of five poems (in English).

    ALERT: We get far too many submissions with just one poem. Or entire book of poems. Such submissions aren't evaluated, alas. We want five (cinco, fünf , 五, paanch, ஐந்து) of your poems. Not more, not less.

    #Poetry #Publishers #Submission

  6. ICYMI: Digital Content Next says Google must now deliver ad tech fixes it promised: Kint argues auction data, not display revenue, was the prize. Publishers wait 14 days for the sealed opinion and 30 for a joint judgment. Will it be enforced? ppc.land/digital-content-next- #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #GoogleAds #Publishers #AuctionData

  7. ICYMI: Digital Content Next says Google must now deliver ad tech fixes it promised: Kint argues auction data, not display revenue, was the prize. Publishers wait 14 days for the sealed opinion and 30 for a joint judgment. Will it be enforced? ppc.land/digital-content-next- #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #GoogleAds #Publishers #AuctionData

  8. ICYMI: Digital Content Next says Google must now deliver ad tech fixes it promised: Kint argues auction data, not display revenue, was the prize. Publishers wait 14 days for the sealed opinion and 30 for a joint judgment. Will it be enforced? ppc.land/digital-content-next- #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #GoogleAds #Publishers #AuctionData

  9. ICYMI: Digital Content Next says Google must now deliver ad tech fixes it promised: Kint argues auction data, not display revenue, was the prize. Publishers wait 14 days for the sealed opinion and 30 for a joint judgment. Will it be enforced? ppc.land/digital-content-next- #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #GoogleAds #Publishers #AuctionData

  10. ICYMI: Digital Content Next says Google must now deliver ad tech fixes it promised: Kint argues auction data, not display revenue, was the prize. Publishers wait 14 days for the sealed opinion and 30 for a joint judgment. Will it be enforced? ppc.land/digital-content-next- #DigitalMarketing #AdTech #GoogleAds #Publishers #AuctionData

  11. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: @scieditor, Sarah Grey, @ecbrenner, @lepoole, @AmyJSchneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com/

  12. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: @scieditor, Sarah Grey, @ecbrenner, @lepoole, @AmyJSchneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com/

  13. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: @scieditor, Sarah Grey, @ecbrenner, @lepoole, @AmyJSchneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com/

  14. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: @scieditor, Sarah Grey, @ecbrenner, @lepoole, @AmyJSchneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com/

  15. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: @scieditor, Sarah Grey, @ecbrenner, @lepoole, @AmyJSchneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com/

  16. ICYMI: DOJ loses AdX divestiture bid as Brinkema accepts behavioral remedies: Structural relief is dead in Virginia: no AdX sale, no open-sourced DFP auction logic. Publishers wait on a sealed opinion and a 30-day final judgment deadline. ppc.land/doj-loses-adx-divesti #DOJ #AdX #Divestiture #BehavioralRemedies #Publishers

  17. ICYMI: DOJ loses AdX divestiture bid as Brinkema accepts behavioral remedies: Structural relief is dead in Virginia: no AdX sale, no open-sourced DFP auction logic. Publishers wait on a sealed opinion and a 30-day final judgment deadline. ppc.land/doj-loses-adx-divesti #DOJ #AdX #Divestiture #BehavioralRemedies #Publishers

  18. ICYMI: DOJ loses AdX divestiture bid as Brinkema accepts behavioral remedies: Structural relief is dead in Virginia: no AdX sale, no open-sourced DFP auction logic. Publishers wait on a sealed opinion and a 30-day final judgment deadline. ppc.land/doj-loses-adx-divesti #DOJ #AdX #Divestiture #BehavioralRemedies #Publishers

  19. DOJ loses AdX divestiture bid as Brinkema accepts behavioral remedies: Structural relief is dead in Virginia: no AdX sale, no open-sourced DFP auction logic. Publishers wait on a sealed opinion and a 30-day final judgment deadline. ppc.land/doj-loses-adx-divesti #DOJ #AdX #divestiture #Virginia #publishers

  20. DOJ loses AdX divestiture bid as Brinkema accepts behavioral remedies: Structural relief is dead in Virginia: no AdX sale, no open-sourced DFP auction logic. Publishers wait on a sealed opinion and a 30-day final judgment deadline. ppc.land/doj-loses-adx-divesti #DOJ #AdX #divestiture #Virginia #publishers

  21. DOJ loses AdX divestiture bid as Brinkema accepts behavioral remedies: Structural relief is dead in Virginia: no AdX sale, no open-sourced DFP auction logic. Publishers wait on a sealed opinion and a 30-day final judgment deadline. ppc.land/doj-loses-adx-divesti #DOJ #AdX #divestiture #Virginia #publishers

  22. Update. Another article made it through peer review (this time at #JAMA Network) asserting that the #NIH policy requires NIH-funded authors to pay #APCs.

    "Cost of Article Processing Charges to Adhere to National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy."
    dx.doi.org/10.1001/jamainternm
    (#paywalled)

    The authors are actually confused and inconsistent on this point. On the one hand, they make clear that compliance through PubMed Central (#PMC) is free of charge. On the other, they say (in Table 1) that green OA articles needn't pay APCs to comply with the older NIH policy but must pay APCs to comply with the new NIH policy.

    PS: Some publishers -- like Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis -- do charge APCs to NIH-funded authors to publish in their journals, and don't let those authors publish in their no-APC non-OA journals. They even frame those APC-based paths to publication as ways to comply with the NIH policy. But the NIH policy requires deposit in PMC (#GreenOA), which is free of charge. These publishers are charging APCs to publish in their journals, which is entirely optional and not required by any policy.

    #Compliance #FunderPolicies #NelsonMemo #Publishers #OpenAccess #ScholComm

  23. Update. Another article made it through peer review (this time at #JAMA Network) asserting that the #NIH policy requires NIH-funded authors to pay #APCs.

    "Cost of Article Processing Charges to Adhere to National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy."
    dx.doi.org/10.1001/jamainternm
    (#paywalled)

    The authors are actually confused and inconsistent on this point. On the one hand, they make clear that compliance through PubMed Central (#PMC) is free of charge. On the other, they say (in Table 1) that green OA articles needn't pay APCs to comply with the older NIH policy but must pay APCs to comply with the new NIH policy.

    PS: Some publishers -- like Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis -- do charge APCs to NIH-funded authors to publish in their journals, and don't let those authors publish in their no-APC non-OA journals. They even frame those APC-based paths to publication as ways to comply with the NIH policy. But the NIH policy requires deposit in PMC (#GreenOA), which is free of charge. These publishers are charging APCs to publish in their journals, which is entirely optional and not required by any policy.

    #Compliance #FunderPolicies #NelsonMemo #Publishers #OpenAccess #ScholComm

  24. Update. Another article made it through peer review (this time at #JAMA Network) asserting that the #NIH policy requires NIH-funded authors to pay #APCs.

    "Cost of Article Processing Charges to Adhere to National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy."
    dx.doi.org/10.1001/jamainternm
    (#paywalled)

    The authors are actually confused and inconsistent on this point. On the one hand, they make clear that compliance through PubMed Central (#PMC) is free of charge. On the other, they say (in Table 1) that green OA articles needn't pay APCs to comply with the older NIH policy but must pay APCs to comply with the new NIH policy.

    PS: Some publishers -- like Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis -- do charge APCs to NIH-funded authors to publish in their journals, and don't let those authors publish in their no-APC non-OA journals. They even frame those APC-based paths to publication as ways to comply with the NIH policy. But the NIH policy requires deposit in PMC (#GreenOA), which is free of charge. These publishers are charging APCs to publish in their journals, which is entirely optional and not required by any policy.

    #Compliance #FunderPolicies #NelsonMemo #Publishers #OpenAccess #ScholComm

  25. Update. Another article made it through peer review (this time at #JAMA Network) asserting that the #NIH policy requires NIH-funded authors to pay #APCs.

    "Cost of Article Processing Charges to Adhere to National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy."
    dx.doi.org/10.1001/jamainternm
    (#paywalled)

    The authors are actually confused and inconsistent on this point. On the one hand, they make clear that compliance through PubMed Central (#PMC) is free of charge. On the other, they say (in Table 1) that green OA articles needn't pay APCs to comply with the older NIH policy but must pay APCs to comply with the new NIH policy.

    PS: Some publishers -- like Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis -- do charge APCs to NIH-funded authors to publish in their journals, and don't let those authors publish in their no-APC non-OA journals. They even frame those APC-based paths to publication as ways to comply with the NIH policy. But the NIH policy requires deposit in PMC (#GreenOA), which is free of charge. These publishers are charging APCs to publish in their journals, which is entirely optional and not required by any policy.

    #Compliance #FunderPolicies #NelsonMemo #Publishers #OpenAccess #ScholComm

  26. Update. Another article made it through peer review (this time at #JAMA Network) asserting that the #NIH policy requires NIH-funded authors to pay #APCs.

    "Cost of Article Processing Charges to Adhere to National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy."
    dx.doi.org/10.1001/jamainternm
    (#paywalled)

    The authors are actually confused and inconsistent on this point. On the one hand, they make clear that compliance through PubMed Central (#PMC) is free of charge. On the other, they say (in Table 1) that green OA articles needn't pay APCs to comply with the older NIH policy but must pay APCs to comply with the new NIH policy.

    PS: Some publishers -- like Springer Nature and Taylor & Francis -- do charge APCs to NIH-funded authors to publish in their journals, and don't let those authors publish in their no-APC non-OA journals. They even frame those APC-based paths to publication as ways to comply with the NIH policy. But the NIH policy requires deposit in PMC (#GreenOA), which is free of charge. These publishers are charging APCs to publish in their journals, which is entirely optional and not required by any policy.

    #Compliance #FunderPolicies #NelsonMemo #Publishers #OpenAccess #ScholComm

  27. @EricLawton For many years, the #bookMarket is a shark pool.
    When my literary agent started to look out for a contract, he always had to show first: how prominent I was (bad points), how many followers I had on which platforms, if I could bring blurbs from very famous people/contacts to media, if I was a good actor for events. All that before they had a look on what I wrote.
    It got worse when very big corporations bought independent #publishers.

    #bookstodon #PublishingIndustry

  28. @EricLawton For many years, the #bookMarket is a shark pool.
    When my literary agent started to look out for a contract, he always had to show first: how prominent I was (bad points), how many followers I had on which platforms, if I could bring blurbs from very famous people/contacts to media, if I was a good actor for events. All that before they had a look on what I wrote.
    It got worse when very big corporations bought independent #publishers.

    #bookstodon #PublishingIndustry

  29. @EricLawton For many years, the #bookMarket is a shark pool.
    When my literary agent started to look out for a contract, he always had to show first: how prominent I was (bad points), how many followers I had on which platforms, if I could bring blurbs from very famous people/contacts to media, if I was a good actor for events. All that before they had a look on what I wrote.
    It got worse when very big corporations bought independent #publishers.

    #bookstodon #PublishingIndustry

  30. @EricLawton For many years, the #bookMarket is a shark pool.
    When my literary agent started to look out for a contract, he always had to show first: how prominent I was (bad points), how many followers I had on which platforms, if I could bring blurbs from very famous people/contacts to media, if I was a good actor for events. All that before they had a look on what I wrote.
    It got worse when very big corporations bought independent #publishers.

    #bookstodon #PublishingIndustry

  31. @EricLawton For many years, the #bookMarket is a shark pool.
    When my literary agent started to look out for a contract, he always had to show first: how prominent I was (bad points), how many followers I had on which platforms, if I could bring blurbs from very famous people/contacts to media, if I was a good actor for events. All that before they had a look on what I wrote.
    It got worse when very big corporations bought independent #publishers.

    #bookstodon #PublishingIndustry

  32. "Back in April, bestselling #author #MegKeene came on #TheJewishAngle—with some reluctance—to talk about what she saw as a growing problem for #Jewish #writers in mainstream #publishing. She spoke about being quietly pressured from agents, #publishers and industry insiders to change Jewish characters’ names and hide #Israeli backgrounds or connections.

    But rather than be excommunicated from the publishing world, her inbox filled up with messages from writers and publishers in the same situation. She’s since worked with the #AntiDefamationLeague and an offer from the publishers at #WickedSon to start her own imprint, #MegKeeneBooks.

    Now #Keene is on a mission to #publish around four Jewish #fiction #books over the next year, from romance to thriller."

    thecjn.ca/arts-culture/meg-kee

  33. "Back in April, bestselling #author #MegKeene came on #TheJewishAngle—with some reluctance—to talk about what she saw as a growing problem for #Jewish #writers in mainstream #publishing. She spoke about being quietly pressured from agents, #publishers and industry insiders to change Jewish characters’ names and hide #Israeli backgrounds or connections.

    But rather than be excommunicated from the publishing world, her inbox filled up with messages from writers and publishers in the same situation. She’s since worked with the #AntiDefamationLeague and an offer from the publishers at #WickedSon to start her own imprint, #MegKeeneBooks.

    Now #Keene is on a mission to #publish around four Jewish #fiction #books over the next year, from romance to thriller."

    thecjn.ca/arts-culture/meg-kee

  34. "Back in April, bestselling #author #MegKeene came on #TheJewishAngle—with some reluctance—to talk about what she saw as a growing problem for #Jewish #writers in mainstream #publishing. She spoke about being quietly pressured from agents, #publishers and industry insiders to change Jewish characters’ names and hide #Israeli backgrounds or connections.

    But rather than be excommunicated from the publishing world, her inbox filled up with messages from writers and publishers in the same situation. She’s since worked with the #AntiDefamationLeague and an offer from the publishers at #WickedSon to start her own imprint, #MegKeeneBooks.

    Now #Keene is on a mission to #publish around four Jewish #fiction #books over the next year, from romance to thriller."

    thecjn.ca/arts-culture/meg-kee

  35. "Back in April, bestselling #author #MegKeene came on #TheJewishAngle—with some reluctance—to talk about what she saw as a growing problem for #Jewish #writers in mainstream #publishing. She spoke about being quietly pressured from agents, #publishers and industry insiders to change Jewish characters’ names and hide #Israeli backgrounds or connections.

    But rather than be excommunicated from the publishing world, her inbox filled up with messages from writers and publishers in the same situation. She’s since worked with the #AntiDefamationLeague and an offer from the publishers at #WickedSon to start her own imprint, #MegKeeneBooks.

    Now #Keene is on a mission to #publish around four Jewish #fiction #books over the next year, from romance to thriller."

    thecjn.ca/arts-culture/meg-kee

  36. "Back in April, bestselling #author #MegKeene came on #TheJewishAngle—with some reluctance—to talk about what she saw as a growing problem for #Jewish #writers in mainstream #publishing. She spoke about being quietly pressured from agents, #publishers and industry insiders to change Jewish characters’ names and hide #Israeli backgrounds or connections.

    But rather than be excommunicated from the publishing world, her inbox filled up with messages from writers and publishers in the same situation. She’s since worked with the #AntiDefamationLeague and an offer from the publishers at #WickedSon to start her own imprint, #MegKeeneBooks.

    Now #Keene is on a mission to #publish around four Jewish #fiction #books over the next year, from romance to thriller."

    thecjn.ca/arts-culture/meg-kee

  37. Explaining remnant: Remnant is publisher ad inventory left unsold after direct deals close, priced by auction instead of a rate card and filled by exchanges, networks or house ads. ppc.land/remnant/ #DigitalMarketing #ProgrammaticAdvertising #AdTech #RemnantInventory #Publishers

  38. Explaining remnant: Remnant is publisher ad inventory left unsold after direct deals close, priced by auction instead of a rate card and filled by exchanges, networks or house ads. ppc.land/remnant/ #DigitalMarketing #ProgrammaticAdvertising #AdTech #RemnantInventory #Publishers

  39. Explaining remnant: Remnant is publisher ad inventory left unsold after direct deals close, priced by auction instead of a rate card and filled by exchanges, networks or house ads. ppc.land/remnant/ #DigitalMarketing #ProgrammaticAdvertising #AdTech #RemnantInventory #Publishers

  40. Explaining remnant: Remnant is publisher ad inventory left unsold after direct deals close, priced by auction instead of a rate card and filled by exchanges, networks or house ads. ppc.land/remnant/ #DigitalMarketing #ProgrammaticAdvertising #AdTech #RemnantInventory #Publishers

  41. Explaining remnant: Remnant is publisher ad inventory left unsold after direct deals close, priced by auction instead of a rate card and filled by exchanges, networks or house ads. ppc.land/remnant/ #DigitalMarketing #ProgrammaticAdvertising #AdTech #RemnantInventory #Publishers

  42. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: Adrienne Montgomerie, Sarah Grey, Erin Brenner, Laura Poole, Amy J. Schneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com

  43. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: Adrienne Montgomerie, Sarah Grey, Erin Brenner, Laura Poole, Amy J. Schneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com

  44. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: Adrienne Montgomerie, Sarah Grey, Erin Brenner, Laura Poole, Amy J. Schneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com

  45. The Quad members are 7 experienced #editors: Adrienne Montgomerie, Sarah Grey, Erin Brenner, Laura Poole, Amy J. Schneider, Lori Paximadis, and me. We offer expertise and services to support #publishers, #authors, and #organizations. quadlings.com