Sentence examples for innovative formats from inspiring English sources
Yahoo has also had trouble developing many new offerings that capitalize on the latest trends on the Web and offer innovative formats for advertisers.
But Mr. Ming does not let such a mood set in because he employs a boldness and color sense that might remind viewers of Pop Art, as well as innovative formats that keep the audience on their toes.
(Research company eMarketer suggests Instagram will reach $600m in ad revenue this year, but that this will grow to $2.81bn in 2017; remarkably, Instagram is also predicted to have bigger net mobile display ad revenues than Twitter and Google by then, having introduced more innovative formats).
Channel 4, after a year or two in the doldrums (Paralympics aside), staged a critical revival, if not yet a commercial one, a triple BPG winner with Educating Yorkshire, the most moving television of the year; Syria: Across The Lines, some of the most disturbing; and one of the simplest – and most innovative – formats of them all, Gogglebox.
Billed as "chat with a female slant" the topics veer towards the superficial, mainly men, kids, diets and shopping (sample question: do you get jealous when a friend loses weight?) But then daytime TV is not known for its innovative formats.
The network is also praising the "creative potential of iPad ads using HTML5," even building demos of ads using HTML5 technology, which rivals Flash, to show off the innovative formats.
But Ms. Lewis said she had already been approached by nondancers, including several visual artists, intrigued by the innovative format.
They made Dowland's music available to a large audience and were notable for their innovative format.
The Australian Labor Party is proposing to accept the innovative format of a debate proposed by Channel 7 as per my previous correspondence.
Since there's little point in broadcasting to empty sofas, Channel 4 rightly chose an innovative format to gain an audience.
Two things made the paper a success: its positioning as the first truly national newspaper in the US, and its innovative format and layout; USA Today was designed for quick reads and explanatory journalism enhanced by graphics.
