41.   Other travel publishers with Web sites have bulletin boards that reflect their own market niches.

42.   One solution, Aiken said, would be to set a yearly sales figure that publishers would have to meet for a book to be considered in print.

43.   Publishers have to start offering gamers more than they have been, and not just more visual effects.

44.   Publishers may have their greedy episodes, but for big money and pirhanalike action nothing beats Hollywood when it smells a competitive movie on the horizon.

45.   Publishers say that owning hundreds of journals enables them to serve scholars better because the publishers have the financial resources to invest in digital technology.

46.   Publishers had to sell most of their books in retail stores and make them appeal to parents rather than to educators.

47.   Since work on Olympic-related books, in most cases, began more than a year ago, publishers had to take chances.

48.   Small publishers in particular have had difficulty reprinting fast-selling books.

49.   Some Internet publishers have millions of dollars to play with, and some merely have a life-consuming passion.