Sentence examples for standalone property from inspiring English sources
But by being its own, standalone property, PeopleTV can sell the ad space itself and keep all the revenue.
This makes it sound like StreetEasy will remain a standalone property, rather than merge its branding with that of its new parent.
You might imagine that CrunchBase — our widely visited AOL sister property (it will soon be a standalone property) – has been paying attention.
The company will continue as a standalone property, and will now feature a destination site that combines their ecommerce offerings with Sugar's editorial and community assets.
In contrast to the inner profile which gives an uploader's standalone property, strictly related to their media objects, we note that an uploader in a typical social media-sharing website, tends to also socialize with other uploaders on the same site.
Hot on the heels of completing its acquisition of Findaproperty last week, Zoopla is increasing its online real estate inventory once again: it will operate the property portals for the UK daily newspapers the Independent, the Evening Standard, and the Evening Standard's popular standalone property site (itself an offshoot of a printed supplement) Homes And Property, on an exclusive basis.
Beginning with World.com and Asia.com, Mail.com is building its properties into standalone properties that focus on content and services in the areas of business-to-business, business-to-consumer and e-commerce.
Cinematic VR in long form might not get there until 2017, as Hollywood studios invest more in VR marketing experiences than standalone properties next year.
There will also still be room for apps to live within Facebook's walled gardens, of course, albeit as more minor bots/chatbots vs standalone properties.
CNET says they want to be the Viacom of the online space with a number of standalone properties addressing different market.
We were too easily distracted and hadn't really thought through the strategic implications of owning a standalone calendaring property (hint: no one wants a calendar without email).
