Sentence examples for print legacy from inspiring English sources

Spinning out a digital operation from a print "legacy" businesses has been tried; the results have been mixed.

The longer media companies wait, the bigger disadvantage they will have when they cross over to the other side and find a whole new host of competitors who never had any print legacy businesses to protect.

In print, legacy publishing houses are losing their power.

Politico described Polgreen as a Times "rising star" in a 2015 profile that noted how she combined old-school journalism chops with a forward-looking digital perspective not tethered to the paper's print legacy.

Hughes, who fills the roles of publisher and editor-in-chief and plans to have a regular presence in the magazine's Washington D.C. office, recognizes the New Republic's print legacy and tradition of long-form journalism while also pointing to its future on tablets like the iPad or Kindle.

Eduard Pernkopf, who was chairman of anatomy there between 1933 and 1945, left a printed legacy in the form of a now infamous anatomy tome.

"Competitors range from print-legacy companies like Lonely Planet to small shops like the GoGo guides in Paris and London.

The MORPH corpora consists of two mug shot datasets labeled Album 1 and Album 2. The Album 1 corpus is the more challenging of the two due to its incorporation of print photographs (legacy) captured with a variety of cameras from the late 1960s to 1990s.

But he said the company was still struggling with print advertising and legacy costs.

Being quoted in an ad that runs on the back page of a legacy print publication is new for Mediaite.

From the start, it was an unwieldy melding of two newsrooms: a legacy print magazine, Newsweek, combined with an irreverent digital news site, The Daily Beast.