"The young people will not come back to the TV screen: at least the major TV screen that we knew for the last 40 years," he said, while pointing to the booming video viewing on Facebook as one reason why.
The broadcaster said that viewing of shows on the ITV Player grew 20% year-on-year, to 217m programmes viewed, with 95% of that growth coming from the booming market for viewing on portable devices such as smartphones and tablets.
I kept your ratings stellar, your book sales booming, your page views sky-high.
Indeed, data from many countries shows on-demand viewing booming whilst old-style consumption wanes.
Many companies raised their returns on equity, but that was mostly attributable to booming economies, in his view, not through improved management expertise and efficiency.
While the rest of Spain's economy may be struggling, experts say that prostitution — almost all of it involving the ruthless trafficking of foreign women — is booming, exploding into public view in small towns and big cities.
But the present and future are in view: The booming manufacturing zone along I-85 in the north and the retirees flocking to the coast, particularly near Hilton Head, where the accents are often from Chicago and New York.
He clearly admired the skill and strategy behind Washington's rise: the way he got his white neighbors to view his booming black school as a source of regional pride; the way he flattered Northern liberals and soothed Southern segregationists with the same folksy speeches.
The plan embodied Livingstone's then view that booming financial services were the future of London and Rogers's belief that high-density development, along with "quality architecture", was the best way to make cities. "Quality architecture" was a bit vague, but one definition soon emerged: it meant almost anything designed by "world-class architects", such as Rogers.
All over the country, small-batch entrepreneurs see granola as a booming growth sector, while chefs view it as an elegant and wide-open canvas for culinary experimentation.
