Unlike similar atlases for North America -- Rand McNally's and the AAA's, for example -- this one is linked to an Internet counterpart.
Though there has been much begging in America for HBO to offer its Internet counterpart HBO Go -- which is simply a streaming library of every HBO show, past and present, plus dozens of movies -- as a separate entity, HBO's business is profitable without it, and execs have remained firm that only those who pay for the channel as part of their cable will be able to access it.
Leading off the bottom of the sixth, Ortiz fanned on three pitches, and out came the Fenway boo-birds, lagging behind their Internet counterparts by a few innings.
The conventional grocers were convinced that they had spotted shards of a rational business in what was, for their Internet counterparts, a spectacular failure.
It explains that it wishes to focus on its major publications, such as Time, People and Sports Illustrated, and their internet counterparts.
In the new role of chairman of media and entertainment platforms, Mr. Pittman will help Clear Channel develop its online and digital strategy at a time when traditional radio stations are facing continued pressure from Internet counterparts like Pandora and Spotify.
And then Mr. Haseltine, speaking without notes, laid out a number of issues in genomics that -- even if he didn't explicitly draw the parallels -- have their computing and Internet counterparts.
Also yesterday, Time Inc., a division of Time Warner, announced that it was selling 18 of its magazines, most of them niche and sporting publications, with the intention of focusing on its major publications, including Time, People and Sports Illustrated, and their Internet counterparts.
Mostly this is due to the near-century between the establishment of terrestrial radio and its satellite and Internet counterparts, and the birth of the entire music industry during that time.
Ogas and Gaddam argue that romance novels and their Internet-era counterpart, "fan fiction," dramatize the workings of female desire.
Albeit, telcos complaining about being overly regulated vs their Internet company counterparts is a perennial refrain.
