Local news is a low CPM business (that is, ads are bought on a per thousand views basis) and low CPMs demand mass audiences.
The New England states have also formed a coalition to try to present a united front on drug prices, whether through local price controls or the pooling of their residents to demand mass discounts.
Because of popular demand, mass-market chains like Wal-Mart now stock organic produce and milk; restaurant chains like Red Lobster and McDonald's have begun to identify the sources of their raw ingredients.
And Germany's legal system has allowed media firms to demand mass prosecutions of file-sharers, which seems to have deterred piracy.Germans also have money to spend on newspapers, books, CDs and DVDs because they aren't spending it on television.
In view of the current video data storage surge in demand, mass data storage problem must be paid more attention.
The optimization objective consists of the minimization of the total network cost, both in terms of capital and operating expenditures, subject to: supply, demand, mass conservation, technical performance, economic, and environmental constraints.
In this study, a flat plate flowcell was modified to provide a reactor system that could maintain anaerobic, cellulolytic biofilms while providing the data needed to carry out a chemical oxygen demand mass balance to determine the cellulose digestion rates.
They examined supply side interventions (bringing services closer to the community), demand side interventions (door to door canvassing) and interventions that had features of both supply and demand (mass vaccination campaigns).
A film that demands masses of viewers to form and share an opinion about it is a powerful film indeed".
In the land of the never satisfied, where a winning record and a spot atop the National Football Conference East are not quite enough for the demanding masses, the Dallas Cowboys' offense has played the piñata in recent weeks.
