Sentence examples for distribution savvy from inspiring English sources
He brought both talents -- artistic creativity and distribution savvy -- to the task of expanding audiences through education and thereby making arts more self-supporting.
As the president of' Kino International, a company founded in 1977 and acquired by Mr. Krim in 1978, he supervised the acquisition and release of many important films that might not have reached American shores without his discriminating taste and distribution savvy.
But consider the cerebral treasure trove of scything angles, running lines and intricate moves, the positional awareness, distribution and defensive savvy that are the outside centre's bread and butter.
He has produced a wealth of music, with a very well organised distribution network and commercial savvy largely on a par with the label's reputation.
The American companies get a peek into the high-walled Chinese playground; China gets an injection of Hollywood storytelling pep, marketing savvy and global distribution that might help its film industry kick on.
With the Internet reducing search, transaction and distribution costs to near nil, savvy start-ups have been able to thwart the capitalist order and make use-value the sole value of a good once again.
Thanks to savvy acquisitions like buying the distribution rights for Gatorade in Korea from a bankrupt competitor and rolling out new products aggressively, the company has become Korea's largest and most financially sound beverage company.
Whether it's Shoedazzle, Mobli, or something related to another celebrity with a big social media footprint, new consumer technologies and applications provide attractive, direct-to-consumer branding and distribution opportunities too ripe for the savviest celebrity markers to miss.
Ironically, one could say that the rise of bootlegging came with the recording and distribution of live shows by audio-savvy bootleggers, leading to the regency of the Grateful Dead and other jam bands.
"R.E.M. have been pretty savvy about the new music distribution model," said Scott Lapatine, founder and editor in chief of the music blog Stereogum.com.
It's a separate channel for distribution for people who are digital marketing savvy".
