Sentence examples for digital catalogue from inspiring English sources

It's rumoured that Apple Corps is asking £200m from Apple Inc for the Fabs' digital catalogue.

Whereas Google has hurried to scan books into its digital catalogue, a group of national libraries has begun saving what the online giant leaves behind.

Smashwords, a digital catalogue of self-published books that can be accessed via iPhone, is now allowing users to download e-books free of charge.

It says it will make its digital catalogue available through iTunes and other online music stores without DRM and at a higher audio quality than existing downloads.

Long term, the improved design process means a simpler digital catalogue for managing supply chains, as well as more efficient maintenance procedures for the airlines.

Amazon's grip on the ebook market, via the Kindle device and a large digital catalogue, has ensured that the publishing industry has not suffered the same trauma as the music industry from digital piracy.

She has been involved with digital humanities since 2004, working on a variety of projects including a medieval Russian database, a digital research environment for Bulgarian linguistics and folklore, a Drupal-based platform for developing digital catalogues raisonnés for art historians, and the financial papers of George Washington.

For example, we have the possibility to find rare scores online (also browsing the digital catalogues of several libraries), or to compare several recordings of the same piece using streaming services: they are invaluable resources that past generations could not use.

Artifex Press An online portal and publisher of "digital catalogues raisonnés". The platform allows these important art publications for major 20th and 21st-century artists to be regularly updated, unlike print counterparts that often take many years to appear due to the effort it takes to be comprehensive.

E-commerce evolved from print catalogues to digital catalogues (or brochure ware) to digital stores.

Deezer, the music streaming service that competes against the likes of Spotify and Rdio with all-you-can-eat digital catalogues, is stepping up its strategy to target the higher end of the music market.