Sentence examples for focused on licensing from inspiring English sources

The company had been in the middle of pivoting the business from being one primarily focused on licensing our Desktop product to 3rd parties to one focused on offering premium features such as remote music collection access; music in HD formats like FLAC; and advertising.

Mr. Cuneo and his team remade Marvel as an entertainment company focused on licensing its characters to moviemakers, toymakers, video game makers and television producers.

With past releases of the Unreal engine, Epic largely focused on licensing to huge development houses.

University technology transfer companies can provide a lot of assistance but, by necessity, they are often generalists and until relatively recently have focused on licensing rather than spinout companies.

And while it's currently focused on licensing visual content, Egorsheva says it could look to move into other areas in the future — such as licensing user-generated music, via a platform like SoundCloud.

If the BB 10 takes off as RIM hopes, one option is to focus on licensing the OS to rivals like Samsung.

Animal control ordinances mostly focus on licensing, vaccinations, nuisance and roaming issues involving dogs.

The company said its remaining employees would focus on licensing Walker Digital's existing intellectual properties and the commercialization of several businesses currently in development, including Retail DNA, a dynamic pricing company in New York.

[C4.] Palm Shifting Its Business Focus Palm, whose hand-held computers became an icon for the popular technology boom, is gradually retooling its business model to focus on licensing the Palm operating system and by accelerating wireless Internet services.

The company's remaining employees will focus on licensing Walker Digital's existing intellectual properties and the commercialization of several businesses currently in development, including Retail DNA, a dynamic pricing company in New York, Mr. Goldman said.

Kives was in Toronto visiting his daughter Samantha, who runs what remains of his once vast consumer empire (the company now focusses on licensing music), and they were interested in speaking with me about the possibility of working on Kives's memoir.