Sentence examples for targeted viewers from inspiring English sources
According to information made available to The Associated Press, targeted viewers in most regions of the state were watching an average of about six commercials a day paid for by Romney's campaign and Restore Our Future, a group supporting him.
Visualizations can be successfully employed in design communication, yet more emphasis has to be placed on matching visualizations with the communication needs of the targeted viewers.
5min Media's growing network of 800 partner sites allows content creators to reach this audience of targeted viewers across 21 different verticals, including six verticals – Home, Food, Beauty / Fashion, Health, Travel and Pets – that lead their categories, according to comScore Video Metrix, August 2010.
The picturesque symbol can create a deep visual impact on the targeted viewers.
The demonstration also promises advertisers new ways to target viewers.
The digital-media company Fullscreen launched its own standalone streaming service this past April, targeting viewers between the ages of thirteen and thirty.
According to its founders, Michael Arrieta and Neil Sackerto, the studio uses Oracle data to target viewers for films that might appeal to subcultures or demographics missed by current marketing techniques.
Fox Searchlight Pictures is lending plenty of muscle to this movie, targeting viewers whose pursuit of pleasure has not, until now, included Russian cinema.
Microsoft believes its patent, which it called The Awards and Achievements Across TV Ecosystem, will find favour with advertisers struggling to target viewers who can now speed through commercial breaks at high speed using digital catch-up services.
The channel will target viewers under the age of 35 — those, as Mr. Shapiro put in a news release Monday, that cable and satellite distributors are "most at risk of losing".
The movie targets viewers who want to be kidded into believing in their own sophistication by the sheer privilege of having been born later, flattered into belief in their own progressiveness because of their greater fund of knowledge, because of their awareness — or, rather, belief, as reinforced in a movie such as "Brooklyn" — in the mentally impoverished naïveté of the modern past.
