Sentence examples for eyeballs focused on from inspiring English sources

At issue: whether broadband cable will offer equal access to all service providers or remain, as it is today, the nearly exclusive turf of At Home and Road Runner — both controlled by cable companies bent on keeping eyeballs focused on their own Web properties.

I put more stock in Annika playing Colonial than Michelle Wie, simply because of the level and tonnage of eyeballs that were focused on that issue for the first four or five months of this year.

Instead of trying to attract hundreds of millions of millennial eyeballs, it's focused on B2B audience — in other words, it writes about industry news for industry professionals with sites like Above the Law, Dealbreaker and Fashionista.

It most likely entails getting eyeballs to watch screens, mine focused on getting butts in seats; both mean you often have to go for the low hanging fruit.

Having focused on getting the eyeballs of users for so long, maybe they will now do something valuable with them, other than trying to extract the maximum amount of advertising revenue from each person.

Burned in the early part of the decade by the notion that big Web audiences would translate into big dollars, conference-goers are focused on keeping those eyeballs tuned in this time around–and, more important, turning them into reliable revenue streams.

Last year WS acted more like a multi-channel network (MCN) focused on Youtube, attracting billions of unique eyeballs with help from content creators like Dude Perfect and Brodie Smith.

Last week, all the attention was focused on the $1.8 billion grab by CBS for eyeballs with the purchase of CNet.

Until now, ad tech has focused on optimizing the consumers you're targeting and how advertisers value those eyeballs or clicks.

The portions of the image that are not focused on the retina (the light-sensitive tissue lining the inside of the eyeball) appear blurred.

They say "We are laser focused on building a sustainable global business which we measure by profits and revenue – not just eyeballs.