Sentence examples for digital title from inspiring English sources

The Murdoch digital title, which is to be sold as part of a seven-day subscription package with the Sunday Times, would be "dangerously close" to that of the Irish Times.

However, T3 is the biggest selling UK digital title, with an average monthly circulation of 22,319 digital editions in the second half of 2013, pushing its combined total up to 52,975.

Condé Nast's GQ is the seventh most popular digital title (12,173 digital edition sales, 9.58% of total 127,040); with the same publisher's Vanity Fair the most popular of the women's magazines at 15th overall (8,674 digital sales, 9.6% of total of 90,018), followed by Vogue and Wired (16th and 17th).

Goodness know what they would have made of the modern publication, a left-wing multi-platform digital title, pursuing a viral social media strategy with frequently salacious stories, whose main owners are the son of a former KGB economic attaché and the scion of Saudi property owners.

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It was also remastered in 2015 and released on the PC and console market, and went on to become Capcom's best-selling digital title.

News Corp's print and digital titles will promote the new service.

Lately, digital titles have levelled off at about thirty per cent of book sales.

A growing number of libraries offer digital titles that can be borrowed, according to Pew.

Earlier this year, major book publishers and Apple were accused of conspiring to lift prices of digital titles.

We have no intention whatsoever of ceasing to sell our print or digital titles on Amazon.