Sentence examples for interactive business from inspiring English sources

"It's the first interactive business card printed on self-addressing paper," Mr. Marggraff said.

Electronic publishing revenue rose 7percentt, including the company's half-interest in Factiva, an interactive business news venture established with Reuters in July.

The 260-page book, which many people in the industry say is the first digitally interactive business book, is a follow-up to the best-seller "First, Break All the Rules".

Crozier said that despite the TV ad slump he expected ITV's full year earnings to remain resilient, citing the growth in its online, pay and interactive business and ITV Studios production arm.

"Following three years of consistent operating improvement at Disney Interactive and a great partnership between John and Jimmy, we are now in a position to fulfill our original objective to consolidate our interactive business under one Los Angeles-based leader," Robert A. Iger, Disney's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.

This paper develops the concepts of service and value within an interactive business landscape.

Our interactive business-confidence graphicDESPITE negative murmurs from the American economy, business leaders remain confident the global economy is on the up, according to the latest quarterly poll of senior managers carried out for The Economist and the Financial Times by the Economist Intelligence Unit, our sister company.

Today even cash-strapped innovators can reach markets that were once the prerogative of giant organisations.The internet provides a cheap platform for entrepreneurs to build interactive businesses.

Microsoft is rationalising its interactive businesses to improve profitability.Johnson & Johnson is following the trend for drug companies to move into biotechnology.

Mr. Michaels became chief executive of Tribune in December, about two years after joining the company as an executive vice president in charge of the company's broadcasting and interactive businesses.

"There is less true cross-selling between newspapers and television because the advertising markets are different," said Scott C. Smith, president of Tribune publishing, responsible for both the newspapers and the company's interactive businesses.