Sentence examples for audience properties from inspiring English sources

"This deal allows Yahoo to invest in what we should be investing in for the future — audience properties, display advertising and the mobile Internet experience," Ms. Bartz said in an interview on Wednesday.

Finally, this deal will help us increase our investments in priority areas in winning audience properties, display advertising capabilities and mobile experiences".

This is part of a new effort from Yahoo to move the needle and bring a new audience to its properties, and it looks like part of this will include ways of delivering content that present a more unique experience, potentially one more preferable to competitors whose sites are cluttered with banner and skyscraper and interstitial ads.

Both these newspapers and their websites have a very loyal and property-interested audience and Homes & Property has one of the highest circulations of any property supplement in the country.

"I had to work to convince an audience of this property's worth and elegance," Thomas told me.

They love the idea of having a built-in audience on any property, and those movies of the '70s and '80s provide that.

Describing the choice of developing a game based on the existing White Wolf property over creating their own, Boyarsky said that although an original property lacked the constraints of an existing one the downside was that it had not been tested and could be rejected by its potential audience; an existing property was proven.

Ms. Ziv cherry-picks and vets bloggers based on their content quality, ethics and audience size, among other properties.

But Vertigo, whose slate includes fantasy, horror and speculative fiction outside of the publisher's mainstream lineup, has had difficulty building an audience and developing new properties.

Tom Long, a New York Philharmonic sound engineer, said that every park on its touring circuit has its own acoustic properties and audience quirks.

After the performance, I asked Ira Glass (the host of "This American Life," who had been in the audience) about the special properties of radio.