Sentence examples for devoted niche from inspiring English sources
In today's fractured music industry, the definition of success has changed: cultivating devoted niche audiences means more than major label contracts.
Mike McGuire, a media analyst at Gartner, likens eMusic to a boutique record store that knows how to service a small but devoted niche, compared with the mainstream clientele of big box online stores like Amazon or iTunes.
It's niche, but a devoted niche of avid Kindle fans.
It is difficult to imagine projects aimed at devoted, but niche audiences, such as "Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp" or the four-show sketch series "W/ Bob & David," finding a home on traditional television, or turning out the way they did if they had.
With an explosion of Live media apps, will new services attempt to differentiate in verticals devoted to niche communities?
The study found 53 different sources of local news — general-interest newspapers like The Baltimore Sun, The Washington Post and their Web sites, several smaller papers in the region, publications devoted to a niche like local business, local television and radio stations, and new online news sites and blogs.
Viacom So if a single show couldn't make it, what makes these programming executives think an entire network devoted to this niche audience will fly?
It's an interesting argument and one I've had many years since inventing a shaving device called the HeadBlade and starting a company devoted to this niche with other products for -- dare I say it -- head-shavers, not bald men.
There are niche groups devoted to balloons or to imitating animals or to gas masks or to the accouterments of infancy, their props and costumes placed on display.
Mr. Moonves said he did not foresee the new network growing into something so competitive that it would threaten the success of CBS, noting that CW will probably remain a niche network devoted to serving only young adult viewers.
A growing number of niche sites devoted to high-end jobs are finding that applicants are willing to shell out a few dollars — or a few hundred, in some cases — for the chance to get access to job ads.
