Sentence examples for print assets from inspiring English sources

12 43 p.m. | Updated How toxic have print assets become?

With its ownership of television and print assets, Mr Desmond's company has opportunities that some of his media rivals do not enjoy.

One company will consist primarily of newspapers and other print assets, while the other will own the far more profitable television and film enterprises.

And Daily Mail & General Trust, which publishes the Daily Mail, has been more focused on selling print assets, such as regional group Northcliffe, and building Mail Online.

Reed Elsevier has been building its position in digital products in recent years, while selling off print assets such as Variety magazine.

The Channel 5 owner was said to have quietly taken soundings on the value of the broadcaster, just like he did with his print assets two years ago.

Mr. Sulzberger stood by the company's strategy of expanding its print newspaper assets into subscription-based digital entities.

In 1989, Mr. Kravis and his partners at K.K.R. formed K-III Holdings to acquire print media assets.

The departures of two executives who had championed the company's print publishing assets, including The Financial Times newspaper, have fueled speculation that Pearson will seek to sell its rose-colored business daily, known as The FT, so that it can focus on its fast-growing education business.

Amazon and Barnes & Noble are the only two book outlets that have a meaningful share of both the e-book and print markets, assets that are becoming increasingly important as book buyers turn more and more to online channels to purchase books.

The publisher also booked a £57.9m write-down on the value of its printing press assets, and a £3.5m write-down on property it has listed to re-sell.