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... Top names speak Kendra Bonnett ; An IBM Guide to Doing Business on the Internet McGraw-Hill, May, £15.99, 0070318468 When it comes to e-commerce, one of the biggest names in the world tells you how. Michael S Malone Infinite Loop: How Apple, the World’s ...
... Poets to speak out Faber has matched contemporary writers to poets of the past in a new pocketbook format series of poetry selections, Poets on Poets, to be launched on Bth May. Simon Armitage introduces his choice of poems by former laureate Ted Hughes ...
... Relatively Speaking Guildford/Touring Alan Ayckbourn's play is a delightful slice of middle-class respectability which will surely rank as an historical record of the times when life becomes completely dominated by e-mails and Internet with digital humans ...
... Speak practice Anna Swan meets Voice Caster's Steve Hudson, who says, that with the right training, voiceovers can prove a very lucrative business The voice is arguably the most persuasive selling tool we possess, communicating not only personality, but ...
... Relatively Speaking Cambridge Ayckboum's beautifully-constructed farce of misunderstandings made his early reputation, and the details betray its age. It might have been more convincingly presented as a period piece than in the pretence that it is up ...
... SPEAKING IN TONGUES COMPILED BY CAMERON ROBERTSON Mark Theodore thought he was in trouble. For Pilot Theatre's touring production of Rumble Fish, the stage version of American writer SE Hinton's cult novel, he had assumed that Pilot would be using English ...
... Speaking in Tongues Hampstead Theatre Australia is a huge country with very few people -- the average population density is only 2.3 to the square kilometre. In Adelaide- based Andrew Bovell's 1995 play, such geographical facts are translated into a series ...
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... Speaking confidentially. Time for a change? Very few of us do not at least glance at the back pages of The Bookseller each week, wondering if there's an easier, more exciting or just a different life out there. And in publishing that means seeing one ...
... PRIDULTION ILEeEWS Book printers speak out over skills Book printers still have a long way to g 0 in improving the training they offer to staff, Alden Press managing director William Alden has warned. Picking up an Investors in People award last month ...
... music and the arts are disintegrating as I speak.” But the vision does not stop there. As an outsider to the book business, Mr Rudolf has the advantage of an unbiased approach to the virtual and digital technologies that have been capturing the headlines ...
... Generally speaking publishers are happy to leave the creation of the exhibition to the IWM, but there is a great deal of shared responsibility at the marketing stage. “Joint promotional exercises between museum and publisher create a recognisable image—almost ...