Sentence examples for changes in audience from inspiring English sources
Given the changes in audience flow, we should rethink the very purpose of a website.
"Nobody here yet has built a facility of this kind for the 21st century, with all the changes in audience taste, audience behaviour and the growth of digital.
How should we work with our peers outside the sector to help our organisations see past buzzwords and spot lasting changes in audience expectations?
So whatever fears we might have about the rise of mobile gaming, and the changes in audience tastes, it doesn't necessarily mean that this world and console games are mutually exclusive.
Companies must do both so they can respond quickly to changes in audience preferences.
The media industry is still trying to come to grips with the changes in audience behavior the Internet is bringing.
"La Bohème" returns to the Met and proves not much has changed in audience response to a Franco Zeffirelli staging from 1981.
"Despite a sort of media rush to judgment after Sept. 11, there really hasn't been much of a change in audience tastes," said Tom Rothman, co-chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment, which includes the 20th Century Fox film studio.
A visit to the Royal Opera House in London or the Palais Garnier in Paris to see "Swan Lake" or "Sleeping Beauty" might leave audiences feeling that little has changed in audience demographic or company traditions since the works were created in the late 19th century.
Few believe that the current family-movie streak points to any permanent change in audience habits or to a tectonic shift in the market, although the demographic of the moment, with baby boomers raising the so-called echo boomers, would suggest flush times for family movies.
