Sentence examples for of its own reader from inspiring English sources

If our direct review action catches on – and this is the first sit-in where you never have to leave your armchair – Amazon might soon get the message and start sending a few of its own reader reviews to its tax accountants.

It's clear that Sun Media is so shockingly cutting edge, it can even go over the heads of its own readers.

Aside from its liberal critics who, by implication, were non-readers, The Sun was seen by a fair portion of its own readers as some sort of wild media beast.

Instead of answering its own reader mail, Stuff prints responses to letters from readers published in Entertainment Weekly.

So City Room began a search of its own, asking readers if they had been interviewed for the position, or if anyone at City Hall had reached out to them for suggestions on potential candidates.

"As the market-leading UK newspaper website the Guardian has delivered sustained editorial excellence and innovation in 2005, including the launch of blogs in a number of key areas; a beta text of its own branded RSS reader; the introduction of new advertising formats and tactical expansion in the mobile space.

When Amazon introduced the Kindle in 2007, Fujitsu started showcasing the first version of its own e-book reader, the so-called FLEPia.

A few weeks ago, Barnes & Noble, the American bookselling giant, announced it was ending manufacturing of its own tablet e-reader, the Nook, which has been on sale in the UK for a year now.

ONE of the many criticisms levelled at the British media is that it exists in a bubble, cut off from the everyday concerns of its own listeners and readers.

That Los Angeles Times Calendar Weekend cover story seems to have taken on a life of its own as amorous readers found its message hit a nerve.

Condé Nast is already working with Adobe to develop software of its own for advanced e-readers.