Sentences with phrase «about everyone in this industry»

Just about everyone in this industry knows who Ed Currie is.

With just a little more than two months left before the 2016 edition of Global Pet Expo kicks off at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. (March 16 - 18, 2016), just about everyone in the industry is working hard on their final preparations for the show.

And when Oppo revealed its first take would be a line of planar magnetic headphones — perhaps the most coveted headphone driver tech out there — just about everyone in the industry got a case of whiplash.

Not exact matches

Everyone in the travel industry knows a few key points about the way that Americans travel.

We get those calls now that we have 1,650 clients, because everyone in our industry knows about us.

Amed is the founder of Business of Fashion, the website that global fashion executives, designers, stylists and just about everyone else in the US$ 1 - trillion industry follows religiously.

Spiegel's ideas about the permanence of digital data run counter to those of just about everyone else in the industry.

Peter Thiel, the Silicon Valley investor, has called Uber «the most ethically challenged company in Silicon Valley,» and the journalist and entrepreneur John Battelle has suggested that everyone in the tech industry is «worried about the sheer expression of capitalistic force that the company represents.»

From the Valley to DC, everyone will be talking in 2016 about whether or not the airspace should be regulated for hobbyists and commercial drone pilots, which will prompt difficult conversations between technologists, researchers, drone manufacturers, businesses and the aviation industry, since each has an economic stake in the future of unmanned vehicles.

Zuckerberg is in Washington D.C., everyone says something must be done, and critically, both sides have ideas about what that should be; while this certainly may be mostly a Facebook problem, the rest of the industry should take note.

We are very excited about the rollout of our new branding because it helps us share our purpose, our team and our products with everyone in our industry.»

But Trump offered no proof, and others in the airline industry seethed; talking about possible crashes was bad for everyone's business.

Everyone in this industry is passionate about babywearing - most of us do what we do because we know first hand that babywearing is an invaluable parenting tool.

We were there to speak about our career reflections and advice; everyone in that group came from a different industry job category, and it was interesting to see how each of the presentations reinforced the advice of the others.

Not everyone in the supplement industry is going to be completely honest, so you need to make sure that you are reading about what you are getting into.

I'm still considered a newbie having only been in the industry for about a year now... so I look up to everyone.

If you ask anyone in the beauty industry or the ones just aspiring to be, about their inspiration, the one person everyone will say of is Huda Kattan.

I hope everyone has recovered from the shocking news about Boston Maraphon bombing, and now it's an appropriate time to take a look around the Internet and find out what is happening in the online dating industry.

Glacial, but unexpectedly funny in spots, the latest from the reigning king of «style for style's sake» is a cautionary tale about beauty and the fashion industry in which everyone looks like a vampire and every scene sounds like it was recorded in a mausoleum.

Well, sh-t, the way everyone in the industry feels about him, he probably won't have to.

Everyone who is anyone in the fashion industry parades through the docu, helmer Matthew Miele delivering in spades as idols Oscar de la Renta, Michael Kors, Karl Lagerfeld, Isaac Mizrahi, Jason Wu, Manolo Blahnik, Vera Wang, Marc Jacobs, Giorgio Armani, Bobbi Brown, Christian Louboutin and Dolce & Gabbana, to name but a few, rhapsodize about the importance of inclusion in the Bergdorf lineup.

«Imagine if Twitter flowed with Random Acts of Kindness #Hashtags, and everyone in the industry forgot about Self Published vs Traditional, forgot about Amazon vs the Publishing Industry, and instead... just remembered what brings us together and makes our community GREATindustry forgot about Self Published vs Traditional, forgot about Amazon vs the Publishing Industry, and instead... just remembered what brings us together and makes our community GREATIndustry, and instead... just remembered what brings us together and makes our community GREAT.»

Alex Dueben has been a contributor to CBR since 2007, during which time he's written hundreds of articles and interviewed just about everyone in the comics industry.

The struggle that people within the industry face as we try to pitch your book to everyone else in the value chain — sales teams, marketers, booksellers, and ultimately readers — is why the gatekeepers at the very beginning of the chain (the literary agents) have to be so very selective about the authors we take on.

With so much of the industry divided on the benefits of e-reading versus the damage it can do to the vital indie bookstores — and with so many of the players in the industry, including BookPeople, divided on Everyone vs. Amazon — an evolution of this kind seems not only natural, but laudable; it means bookstores can still be the place to turn to for reading content, selection advice, and the sense of community that comes from people getting together to talk about a book.

The big news that everyone in the industry is talking about is how the Kindle Fire will... [Read more...]

«One of the most surprising things to me,» Greenfield told me in this week's Kindle Chronicles interview, «is that everyone in the industry... has very, very strong opinions about how everyone in the industry should go about their business.»

Audiobooks are the fastest growing segment in publishing and everyone within the industry is very bullish about the future of the format.

The same happened within the console industry, if you weren't all about indie support you were an asshole, now noone gives a shit and indie sections are closing down in the stores coz everyone knows it's unreasonably difficult to find a decent title when 95 % of them are awful.

Particular areas of interest are literary tie - ins to other media (TV, movies); trend pieces (industry trends, trends in books); op - eds (e.g., «Why I Wish Everyone Would Stop Talking about Amazon»); visually engaging posts featuring book covers and illustrations (especially cover trends and comparisons); and book club — friendly content.

But, at this point, I care less about the reasons for the good book publishing industry news than I do about the fact that, finally, everyone in the book publishing industry, and everyone who loves books, finally has something to celebrate.

After all, they were making major decisions about the biz and everyone seemed to regard their position in the industry - now i realize, like so many other businesses that have failed, they did a lot using the «smoke and mirror» approach... too bad, in their heyday, they ran so many Indies out of the bookselling biz --

Everyone in the HarperFiction marketing team is an active user, and I suspect the same could be said for most of the teams in the industry, so if you are applying for jobs and want to know more about the person interviewing you, there is no where better to find out.

It's not slagging off agents, or the publishing industry, or detailing woes about not getting read (I've been fortunate in that I've had a few full books read, though I've had my share of rejections, like everyone).

But there is so much confusion out there in the industry and everywhere I turn I read something negative about everyone.

BN argues that the proposed settlement will not only cause prices to increase for e-books, but that it will harm just about everyone who ever considered an e-book and will void agency agreements in use in other industries.

While Apple is busy creating its next super device to replace the multiplex, everyone else in the computer industry is reportedly so nervous about the Apple tablet they're waiting to see what the product looks like before imitating or ripping it off.

Everyone working in the industry is thinking more about how to directly reach their specific reader community in an era of declining bricks - and - mortar stores and an increasingly digital environment driven by search, data, analytics, and social media.

His experience in this industry trumps just about everyone out there!

There's something for everyone at the AAII Investor Conference — from fine - tuning your strategies and mastering the latest concepts to simply learning more about investing from some of the best names in the industry.

We can talk until we are blue in the face about how My Credit Guy is different from from everyone else in the credit repair industry.

In an industry that has a tarnished image, this crew (nautical terms are used to name everyone and everything) is passionate about what it's doing.

Aughtough most other brokers usually publish data about trading volumes, instead of DARTs, it is clear that August has been tough for everyone in the industry as all brokers that publish monthly trading metrics saw their metrics fall the the lowest so far this year.

One of the most frequent questions asked of late by our puppy people here at Meisterhunde Rottweilers is if they should or should not neuter or spay their dog, as everyone in the dog industry has an opinion about this....

While most everyone in the industry is optimistic about what probiotics can offer veterinary patients, there isn't a consensus about the parameters.

The Pet Industry's Top2Top Conference is really all about the people who attend, so we'll let them speak about their experiences first - hand: «I attend the Top2Top Conference because it's an opportunity to meet new peers in the industry, be involved in the leadership activities, and help make good decisions for the benefit of everyone involved, from manufacturers to consumers,» said Ted Mischaikov, CEO of HealIndustry's Top2Top Conference is really all about the people who attend, so we'll let them speak about their experiences first - hand: «I attend the Top2Top Conference because it's an opportunity to meet new peers in the industry, be involved in the leadership activities, and help make good decisions for the benefit of everyone involved, from manufacturers to consumers,» said Ted Mischaikov, CEO of Healindustry, be involved in the leadership activities, and help make good decisions for the benefit of everyone involved, from manufacturers to consumers,» said Ted Mischaikov, CEO of Healthy Pet.

With Global Pet Expo just around the corner, I'd like to recommend everyone who plans to attend try to squeeze in just one more meeting this show... find an industry veteran to buy a cup of coffee and ask about the early days.

Specificially, that, money stays in local communities through patronizing local businesses, resources such as clean water remain available for everyone, not just tourists and travelers, Belizeans are not confined to low - level service jobs, but instead have opportunities to work and grow professionally within their own tourism industry, women and children are protected from exploitation - and that our clients have authentic opportunities to learn about Belize and Belizeans.

High speed broadband is a key factor, both in the home and on mobile, [which is] why everyone in the industry is so excited about and investing in Online Games.

After the GDC, I found myself talking frequently with the press about why everyone seemed to hate Zynga and social games (most visibly in Dan Terdiman's April CNet article, Why Zynga ticks off the games industry).