Sentence examples for the digital cost from inspiring English sources

The digital cost is still being counted, though I suspect it will ultimately be lower than the gain.

Traditional billboards fetch a wide range of monthly rents (from $1,000 to $5,000 depending on location and audience) and the digital versions cost the same or a bit more, but the industry benefits by selling that space at that price to more than one advertiser.

Ultimately, the studios will pay for about 75% of the digital conversion cost.

"We focused on the least sexy part and asked ourselves 'how do we get the digital photography cost down so we never have to charge retailers for it?'", he says.

In comparison, the digital preservation cost for just one canister ballparks at $800, nevermind the shipping fees.

The disadvantages of digital templating are the dependence on the digital library, cost of the software, and limitations in software design for each application.

See, no transport and manufacturing costs and yet the digital version costs as much (or even more) than the retail box.

The digital migration costs time and money.

The digital magazine costs $24 a year versus $26 for a hard-copy subscription.

The digital effects costs for each episode could stretch the budget thin.

Jana Bennett, the BBC Vision director, recently told a meeting of television producers that the corporation wants to reduce digital costs and focus on ensuring that the BBC continues to make high-quality programmes.