Sentence examples for consumer digital product from inspiring English sources

Emap's Aloud.com online ticketing service and FHM.com, the magazine's online offshoot that broke into profit this year, have been nominated for the best consumer digital product or service award.

Rochester, NY, January 7 , 2010– Eastman Kodak Company today announced the latest addition to its consumer digital product portfolio, designed to make it easier than ever for people to share pictures with family and friends anytime, anywhere.

Fiorina added that the company was gaining market share in every area of its businesses and would be focused on the growing demand for consumer digital products.

At the highest level, Fitbit's success story proves that naysayers were wrong: there is robust demand for consumer digital health products.

European finance ministers agreed yesterday on a plan for collecting value-added tax on online sales to consumers of digital products like computer software and services like pay television.

I've been developing consumer-facing digital products for the last 30 years and have worked in both startups and in large organizations.

Nick comes to us from BBC Worldwide America, where he is SVP, Consumer Digital – leading digital editorial, product and sales for news and entertainment.

"From ineffective electronic health records, to an explosion of direct-to-consumer digital health products, to apps of mixed quality, this is the digital snake oil of the early 21st century," Dr. James Madara, AMA's executive vice president and CEO told AMA members this past weekend.

While at Apple, he managed the company's product marketing organization, which launched the first consumer digital camera and other imaging products.

And we were very successful with that, creating digital product, and digital consumer properties, and having the print Yellow Pages sales force sell that.

The other extreme of the digital product spectrum is consumer software, where the focus is on drop-dead simple products that provide a value-proposition related to emotions rather than features.