Sentence examples for press market from inspiring English sources
Clark said: "There really are other people, very good people, that can do the finances, do the press, market, promote and so on - and do it hugely competitively".
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The London Olympics and Euro 2012 failed to give national newspapers the expected boost in advertising spend, with media buying network ZenithOptimedia slashing more than £100m from its forecast for the overall UK press market this year.
New print and digital data (PADD) from the National Readership Survey NRSS), today reveals that Guardian News & Media's titles - the Guardian, The Observer and theguardian.com - are outperforming the national quality press market in terms of monthly and weekly unduplicated reach.
The intransigence in attitude to relaxing local media competition rules will worry Montgomery, who wants to use Local World as the catalyst to become a major player in the regional press market.
Always more at ease schmoozing with global business leaders – whether in Davos or Harvard – than amidst the rough and tumble of the UK press market, his FT has, along with the Guardian and the Independent, remained outside the new industry regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organisation, which started life a week ago today.
Terry Press, marketing chief at DreamWorks, the ministudio that has often gone head to head with Miramax in recent Oscar races, agreed that trimming what can seem like an endless movie awards season from four months to three would give films less time to develop a word-of-mouth following among Oscar voters.
Even as we went to press, markets were mounting a rebound.
Instant coffee, tea, nice Wild Garlic mugs and kettle, on a Corby-branded tray (has the bottom fallen out of the trouser-press market?).
Vanity presses market themselves as traditional or subsidy publishers, but charge high fees and do very little or no marketing/distribution for you.
The full-court-press marketing certainly helps at the start.
