As an outline idea, this might come to three hours a day of programming at £150,000 an hour from a public service publisher, with re-versioned content for broadband or mobiles on top of that and additional spin-off material - such as archive and interactive - from the core content.
As an additional spin-off from the project, a World Health Organization (WHO) Hib quality control (QC) course was designed and conducted at the RIVM/NVI, resulting in an increased regulatory capacity for conjugate vaccines in developing countries at the National Regulatory Authority NRAA) level.
The deal also "includes a potential additional spin-off series," presumably if it's popular enough.
Shares of Australia's largest financial services group, AMP, fell 40percentt as the market responded to its decision to sell additional stock and to spin off a money-losing operation in Britain.
Remy, a 24 year old trainer from Suriname noted that, compared to the regular DP workshops, the setting of the Digplay lab at CARIFESTA X provided an additional positive spin-off.
"If listed porbeagle shark cannot be sold, costs to the fishing industry would range from $0.8 million to $1.8 million, with an additional potential loss of $0.7 million in regional spin off effects," the decision explains.
"If listed porbeagle shark cannot be sold, costs to the fishing industry would range from $0.8 million to $1.8 million [$0.57 million USD to $1.29 million USD], with an additional potential loss of $0.7 million [$0.5 million USD] in regional spin off effects," the decision explains.
Wall Street argues that it's too costly -- forcing banks to spin off their derivatives desks into non-taxpayer supported affiliates compels firms to raise additional cash to support them.
Or it could spin off the company.
Downwind takes spin off the ball.
