Sentence examples for a niche format from inspiring English sources
In the industry, the mix of music the station plays is known as "adult album alternative," or triple-A, a niche format used by commercial and noncommercial stations alike.
SACD is not going to become the next Betamax, it's just a niche format for picky people when you break it down… I hope.
"It's always been quite a niche format.
It's a niche format that is unique because there's not a lot of great new product coming out, so they're going back and finding the old stuff". And it's a niche that KLAC has to itself in Southern California.
"With more than twice as many DSPs buying native ads inventory and almost five times the amount of spend as of last June, it's clear native ads have become much more than a niche ad format," wrote MoPub's Elain Szu.
With 135 channels to choose from, you might think that a few channels would attract the lion's share of listeners, but Andersen says that listeners have fallen in love with the niche format, and that audience distribution is "amazingly even".
There is little room for niche formats like all-opera.
Instead they are niche formats competing against each other for dwindling demographics.
Living up to the amazing predecessor, the Lexicon RT-20 Universal Disc Player, the BD-30 supports every major AV format in the market today, including Blu-ray, DVD, upconverted DVD, DVD-Audio, SACD and Compact Disc, as well as popular niche formats such as AVCHD and Kodak® Picture CD™, and recordable formats including CD-R/RW, DVD-R/RW, DVD+R and BD-R/RE.
The company needs to find a niche and a format, which is differentiated from its competitors, to take advantage of the forthcoming sporting events.
Fueled by a devoted local audience, diversified programming and the efforts of determined presenters, cabaret in the Bay Area is shedding its image as a niche performance format synonymous with crooners singing standards from the Great American Songbook in front of a few nostalgic septuagenarians and a dozing bartender.
