Sentence examples for digital competitions from inspiring English sources

This year, New York won six in print and digital competitions, including general excellence for both the magazine and its Web site.

"The closure of the Independent is a recognition of the harsh realities of the UK national newspaper market where there are now probably too many titles operating in a hyper-competitive market where new digital competition for people's attention has combined with a collapse in advertising revenue," said Beckett.

Yet even in the face of digital competition, terrestrial radio has held strong.

One reason that Indian newspapers thrive is the absence of digital competition.

And as more products and services go digital, competition for information technology workers is intense.

But she persevered, singing some new, perky synth-pop songs, revealing an all-too-human voice amid the digital competition.

Waterstone's has also suffered from digital competition, with consumers increasingly buying books over the internet from Amazon.

The Dare to be Digital competition is stationed at Abertay, which provides a direct link to the industry and encouragement to continue within it.

It's easy to throw rocks at a magazine — any magazine — as it tries to contend with overwhelmed readers, digital competition and a fractured culture.

The recession, declining circulation and digital competition for advertising cut regional and local newspapers' income at a rate that increasingly painful cost reduction programmes could not match.

They now stood ready to do battle in a digital competition broadcast live on the Internet, to thousands of fans, from the league's main studio on the East Side of Manhattan.