Sentence examples for market communications from inspiring English sources

"We appreciate the value and prevalence of social media channels in contemporary market communications, and the commission supports companies seeking new ways to communicate," the S.E.C. said on April 2. Two days later, Bloomberg introduced a feature on its financial data terminals that incorporates a stream of relevant Twitter posts delivered to investors.

As basic communications lines become largely a commodity market, communications carriers of all sizes and descriptions are trying to expand into more sophisticated markets that can carry richer profit margins, like Web hosts.

Tom Raponi, vice president and general manager at KTVU, based in Oakland, said, "We've told our crews, 'No live shot is worth putting yourself in danger.' " Akilah Bolden-Monifa, market communications director at KPIX-TV, said the station's coverage of Oakland had "not been impacted".

But now that BCE has cut its stake to 40% and Nortel stock is broadly held, Roth sees good reason to take financial market communications and brand-building seriously — the more so if he wants a high-valued stock with which to make acquisitions.

It's unclear exactly which patents are involved but Ericsson said they relate to "a crucial system for technology sharing that has helped create today's mass market communications industry", adding in a statement.

Ultimately, the global market, communications, transportation, environment, shared atmosphere, and shared values of humanity ensure that we're all interlinked anyway, so this is both altruistic and self-serving at once.

Community economic factors, modern markets, communications and transportation infrastructure might present opportunities for such efforts.

The article closes with implications and suggestions for marketers when designing animated logos in mobile marketing communications.

"Diversity in marketing communications is important.

Jacqueline Edelman joined Total Gym, San Diego, as marketing communications manager.

She oversaw marketing, communications, government relations and alumni relations.