Oprah Winfrey, right, is planning to again focus a segment of her television show today on James Frey's "Million Little Pieces," the memoir that caused an uproar after it was reported that Mr. Frey embellished episodes from his past.
Lucas's hand in the show is evident in the elegant props that focus segments of the choreography, and blatant in the giant arm that cranks up and down in a mechanical mime of masturbation during the final dance.
WOMMA recognized Zeno Group with an Engagement award for their Seattle's Best "Black Friday Coffee Break" campaign, which focused on a segment of the target - retail workers - by offering free coffee to those working on Black Friday.
So with that in mind, Vitabiotics will focus on segment of the market - beauty - before expanding into other product areas.
Instead, they chose to focus on a segment of the banking market that would deliver profits quickly - namely relatively short-term lending to individuals who would be prepared to pay a bit more in return for access to credit.
Buckingham Security Ltd. is focusing on a segment of the prison market, protective custody inmates, in its plans to build maximum security prisons in Gooding, Ida., and Lewisberg, Pa.
Indeed, much of the 247-page report released in Washington today by Barofsky's office focuses on a segment of the bailout that is only now being put into motion -- an effort to buy toxic securities from banks and other investment groups in which the federal government would provide up to 92.5% of the money.
Great journalism can be done at a relatively minimal cost, especially when focused on a narrow segment of the news spectrum.
He is strategically focused on a narrow segment of voters in specific areas: seats where there is sitting Lib Dem MP.
Walruses focused on a particular segment of the seafood market: bivalves like oysters and clams and other invertebrates that live in the benthic zone, the muddy floor below the shallow waters of the continental shelf.
The case sets Dell's direct model, internet strategy and management of information into historical context by first describing the computer industry's shift in the mid-80's from vertically-integrated corporations like IBM, DEC and NCR to a collection of horizontal "slices" focused on a distinct segment of the industry's value chain.
