Sentence examples for aim online from inspiring English sources

Or, if your parents are really against downloading things, tell them that you can get a screenname and access AIM online without downloading anything.

One piece of good news for the networks and advertisers is that viewers are more likely to remember ads on the Internet versions of TV shows, partly because the commercials are less numerous and more demographically aimed online, according to many studies.

Google launched a streaming music service Wednesday, taking aim at online music companies like Spotify and setting another challenge for arch rival Apple.

Likewise, Google also appears to be taking aim at online retailers like Amazon by testing a spinoff called Froogle.com, which makes it easy to browse and comparison shop at scores of online stores at once.

AIM dominated online chat in North America at the turn of the century.

Then there is the holy grail of gaming, the target at which the arrow of technology is squarely aimed: competition online, in real time, against friends or total strangers in remote locations.

If we're to get late night right, then, we need to be taking risks and aiming for online.

Already In-Deed, an AIM-listed online conveyancing business headed by Rightmove founder Harry Hill, has said it wants to invest in law firms.

The app is aimed at online retailers which do not show off their clothes on high street, but also at traditional fashion retailers looking for new ways to attract business as consumers increasingly browse online for clothes.

Finally Aim-listed online travel group Travelzest has dropped 38.5p to 56p after saying talks about a possible 115p a share cash offer, first announced in August, had now been terminated.

The report also claims that the cyber attacks were aimed at online banking users.