Vendors, displays, entertainment.
Also, a nearly infinite positive value inversely proportional to the unimportance of the displayed entertainment.
According to the company's official press site, the busses have three separate zones designed based on how long of a trip a passenger is sign to be on board for, and there are displays for showing entertainment and other media, as well as a ceiling designed to resemble a forested canopy.
According to the media and technology executives, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deals were private, Facebook has made agreements with a number of media companies to develop a way for a user's profile page to display whatever entertainment he is consuming on those outside services.
Stunt flying as a generic term may include barnstorming (see below), crazy flying (the performance of comedic aerial routines), or any spectacular or unusual flying feat performed for film or television cameras or for any kind of public display or entertainment.
To keep up with demand, Mike Manske, a team leader for mobile electronics at Best Buy, said his company had tripled the shelf space it uses to display the entertainment systems, which include portable versions that can be moved from car to car and those that can be installed in place of the dome light.
Built by Robert Adam in the 1760s, it was designed as a showcase for display and entertainment.
As Kathryn Schulz points out in her recent New Yorker article, true crime puts someone's real life tragedy on display for entertainment purposes.
Later this year, Samsung will release TVs outfitted with facial recognition systems that enable the set to scan the viewer's face and display customized entertainment options depending on who sits down in front of the boob tube.
The trick for advertisers today is how to continue to work "print" into the overall advertising mix that includes search, display, branded entertainment, social media and all the rest.
