"The value of distinctive content is being recognised with increasing investment from both broadcasters and non-traditional players, such as Microsoft, Yahoo and Netflix, and marketing agencies, such as WPP's GroupM Entertainment.
But with the advent of the professional circuit and tennis coverage on TV, players started to recognize the value of looking distinctive and acting distinctively to attract an audience and sponsors.
If I'm right (and I hope I'm not) then indies face an uncertain future where the perceived value of their distinctive voices is diminished.
The key insight our article offers is that managing cross-border integration is not simply about recognizing the value of the distinctive capabilities of individual units and designing formal structures that successfully align with them.
Lewis (1946, Ch. 14) contrasted aesthetic value with cognitive and moral value, not by virtue of distinctive characters of their felt goods, but chiefly by distinctive attitudes to experience.
And those Labour policies have to be symbols of distinctive values.
If this is right, then we should not look to the necessary and sufficient conditions for knowledge in order to determine why it seems to be of distinctive value to us, but rather merely to its original function.
"The idea of distinctive British values is quite elusive for any age group and it would be hard to claim that there is a British monopoly on any values.
Architecture as measured structure, appealing to models and rules of composition, responds to architecture as instrument with functions, differentiated as first, or denoted, which articulates the building to usages, and second, or connoted, which articulates to distinctive values of cultural system.
Two of the projects are condominiums and one is a rental, but all are being promoted as chic, energy-efficient designs that recycle buildings of distinctive historical value.
