Sentence examples for digital inroads from inspiring English sources

For years, virtually every significant Hollywood agency has explored possible mergers with competitors as companies looked for growth and new horizons at a time when core movie and television businesses have been constrained by digital inroads and cost cutbacks.

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[C6.] Interactive TV Makes Inroads Digital cable systems have given viewers greater ability to interact with their TV sets, though the question remains whether couch potatoes care.

While most lawn care providers may still be pushing or riding on gas-powered machines and hauling out the hose when the lawn starts to turn brown, the digital innovators are making inroads.

Another contradiction is that the bar for expected ratings goes up for current affairs and serious documentaries while the share of viewing slips because of inroads from digital channels.

Wi-Fi is making inroads in digital photography.

Katzenberg has also worked to diversify the business by making inroads in digital media through DreamWorks' output deal with Netflix and its stake in the YouTube network AwesomenessTV.

We don't want to get our hopes up too much, but one can't ignore the feeling that their support could help carve out meaningful inroads for digital art in the art market--pending the success of this program, of course.

(Despite inroads made by digital technology elsewhere, almost all commercials are still shot on movie film).

Magazines continued to struggle with sales of subscriptions and newsstand copies in the first half of 2013, but they made inroads in selling digital editions, according to data released on Tuesday.

"They say, 'HMV is a part of my youth.' And then you ask them when they last went into an HMV store, and they say, 'Um, three years ago?"' Digital music is making significant inroads in Europe, several years after it did so in the United States, where it already accounts for more than half the market.