Sentence examples for lucrative medium from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goldstein, for his part, abandoned hard-to-sell films and sound recordings for the more lucrative medium of painting in 1979, only to be criticized for his flagrant use of assistants.

The issue is also pressing, he said, because some media companies have seen a drop in traffic from Facebook that could be attributed to the company's prioritizing of video — a much more lucrative medium for ad sales.

On the contrary, the digital media landscape garners much less attention than the mainstream, but it has become both a training ground and a lucrative medium for creators that attract loyal viewers.

So it's no surprise that videogames, the most popular and most lucrative entertainment medium in the world, should be exerting their influence on culture.

With a following wind, he may also end up being one of the entertainment industry's great visionaries: a man who created, in his own tenacious image, a company which would change the way that films, the most powerful and lucrative storytelling medium of our times, are made, packaged, and sold.

They're the most lucrative, fastest-growing medium of our age.

"We were put in a situation far beyond what any production crew should be expected to handle". As reality TV has boomed over the last decade, action-adventure shows have become a lucrative niche in a medium hungry for high ratings.

For Halifax, a merger with Bank of Scotland would allow its chief executive, James Crosby, to diversify further away from mortgages, which have been a drag on profits, and tap into Bank of Scotland's lucrative small- and medium-size banking enterprise.

It was not until the retirement of IOC president Avery Brundage, in 1972, that the IOC began to explore the potential of the television medium and the lucrative advertising markets available to them.

For all the hype about the power and impact of social media platforms, such as Facebook and Snapchat, the television set remains the most far-reaching and influential global communication medium in today's lucrative yet ever-shifting media world.

Premier League survival is too important and too lucrative for a manager of any medium-sized or small club to risk injury or fatigue in a Cup game three days before a league game.