Sentence examples for print brands from inspiring English sources

This commendable effort by those publishers has to be seen in context: they are selling space in traditional print brands that are household names within their communities.

"Hachette has done the hard yards in developing digital platforms while NatMags were behind the curve," says Adam Crow, head of print brands at media buying agency MediaCom.

The other two big Manhattan magazine companies – Hearst and Condé Nast – are privately held and can afford to play for the long haul, hoping that trusted print brands find a new toehold through tablet apps and digital extensions.

"A 'No' vote on the other hand will be seen as a genuine commitment to securing the Independent print brands as a credible and valued part of a wider dynamic and influential media company.

"A 'Yes' vote will give him very little confidence that we are prepared to steer the Independent print brands on a course that can lead them to safety and sustainability.

PGOA Media, Franklin, Tenn., sold the rights to publish three print brands that are distributed through Sunday newspapers — American Profile, Relish and Spry — to Athlon Sports Communications, Nashville, which publishes Athlon Sports Magazine, also carried in Sunday newspapers.

"There's a head start the online or print brand has in coming to the app store," Mr. Spero said.

The Independent print brand has proved to be remarkably stable and still significantly punches above its weight as a UK and international news brand".

Sadly, it wasn't true, but the story appeared in print, branding me forever after as the Dirty Old Man of English criticism.

So while many savants have suggested it is as easy as dumping the print brand and its associated costs, the Web footprint of something called "Newsweek" is small and represents a tiny fraction of the revenue.

But many CEOs and editors have clung to the virtues and values of a parent print brand and hesitated before unleashing what they fear will be potentially unruly, contradictory, digital offspring on the world.