Sentence examples for print markets from inspiring English sources

This insider added that the size of the UK TV and print markets, worth £3.6bn and £1.8bn annually respectively, meant that they would be the focus of tougher deals.

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 onetime monarch, who declined several requests to be interviewed for this article, has earned a reputation as an austere recluse, venturing forth on occasional expeditions for a cappuccino on the Via Veneto or to browse Rome's second-hand book and print markets.

Blaming weak print markets in North America and Europe, and high energy prices, Quebecor World said it expected first-quarter net income of $24 million to $29 million, or 12 cents to 15 cents a diluted share, below the median estimate of 32 cents a share from seven analysts polled by Multex Inc.

It also spruiked newspapers, direct mail, catalogues and print marketing.

It is true the print market has been difficult.

Similarly, the digital market doesn't seem to be cannibalizing the print market.

The overall print market is declining, raising the pressure to cut costs.

This is the first time the print market has seen year-on-year growth since 2007.

Associated Newspapers had enjoyed unassailed control of the London-wide daily print market, frequently enabling it to drive the news agenda.

Other sectors of the print market distinguish, say, the states of an etching or engraving and price them accordingly.