Sentence examples for proprietary site from inspiring English sources

NBC needed a proprietary site that would elevate its Web site.

We have pioneered a digitization process where each village is connected to the larger world — they have learned how to scan in their artwork, upload corrections and edits to our proprietary site, and sell their pieces to a global community.

And Businesses using Google Apps will also have a private area where employees can share proprietary site templates, which can be made via Sites' recently launched API, with coworkers.

Today Microsoft is launching a fun little contest for Bing that invites you to sing a a jingle about Bing (no more than 5 minutes long) and upload it on Bing's YouTube Account (another good move here Microsoft — no need to make people upload through a proprietary site).

The obvious answer is because the proprietary sites charge, while the open-source versions are generally free.

But in recent years — as anyone who regularly uses Google knows — they have become more adept at asking questions, and the search companies have apparently induced the largest proprietary sites to become more responsive.

There are proprietary, site-licensed packages there, or packages with private data, for example.

Leveraging recent developments in social advertising and audience-targeting tools, merchants can drive high-value traffic to their own proprietary sites, making the product listing capabilities of central destination marketplaces secondary in driving value.

The traditional news providers TV network news producers like ABC, NBC and CBS–were keeping their news content within the context of their own proprietary sites, thereby leaving plenty of room open to news firms willing to sell themselves as a resource ally.

While Lee Hecht Harrison would not get into the recruiting business, it would offer clients regional job market research, as well as job listings from around the country on a proprietary Web site.

Though she is now writing crime fiction under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, she still earns a pretty penny from her proprietary ebook site Pottermore.