The phrase "multimedia product" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a physical or digital item that contains various forms of media, such as text, sound, and video. For example, "The company released a new multimedia product that included a book, an audio CD, and a DVD."
In this crystal UFO, excited press will gather, before descending into an underground chamber where seating for 1,000 awaits, to be dazzled by momentous multimedia product launches.
Most of all, such a strategy would involve rebranding the Post as a cool multimedia product rather than a gray pile of dead wood.
He has been widely credited with the continuing successful transition of the Economist, which is 50% owned by Financial Times owner Pearson, from a print- and advertising-reliant title to a multimedia product with a significant digital subscription base.
Its most significant effort so far is "GTV: A Geographic Perspective on American History," an interactive multimedia product made with the National Geographic Society and the California State Department of Education and Apple Computers.
(Even today, after a series of price rises, the weekday print edition of the Post costs just $1.25 half the price of the Times). Most of all, such a strategy would involve rebranding the Post as a cool multimedia product rather than a gray pile of dead wood.
It offers convergence without compromise, insisted Anssi Vanjoki Anssi Vanjoki, chief of Nokias multimedia product division.
This can take a variety of forms, for instance: selling and distributing music over the internet; web design and computerised advertising services tailored to music products; software design focused on multimedia products and virtual instruments; high-tech post-production and mixing services; and virtual centres and communities of music industry actors.
"We are ushering in a change in how multimedia products are delivered," Mr. Newman said.
"The initial focus is going to be on some of the multimedia products".
Over the last few years, Bertelsmann has appeared to vacillate about plunging into multimedia products.
He is also the manager for books, video and other multimedia products at MacKenzie-Childs.
