Sentences with phrase «why everyone in the industry»

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.

That's why everyone in the industry has high hopes for WebRTC, an emerging technology that promises to make video chat (and more) available in the browser, once and for all doing away with the need to download any kind of plugins.

Not exact matches

Tony recently sat down with Ray to discuss just why Ray felt so inclined to share his wisdom with the world and why Principles is an absolute must - read for everyone — whether you're in the financial industry or not.

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.

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.

That is why it is in the best interest of everyone in this industry to support a reliable, humane and well - regulated supply of pets to eat the food, play with the toys, wear the clothes and sleep in the beds we make and sell.

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 industrwhy everyone seemed to hate Zynga and social games (most visibly in Dan Terdiman's April CNet article, Why Zynga ticks off the games industrWhy Zynga ticks off the games industry).

Rachel Burton, of Piedmont Biofuels, summed up the reasons why this move makes sense for everyone, whether they are involved in biodiesel for their ideals or their wallet: «Many people in the industry became involved with biodiesel not for its own sake, but to realize these greater environmental and social goals.

It allows us to communicate our value to others easily, the skills and experience that make us stand out from everyone else in our industry, and the reasons why we should be promoted to the next level...

It allows us to communicate our value to others easily, the skills and experience that make us stand out from everyone else in our industry, and the reasons why we should be promoted to the next level when it comes time for that.

Foothills aside, Soper throws out a caution to the real estate industry, saying that everyone needs to look at the Foothills and Discovery incidents, which both happened in Alberta, and examine why they happened in such a short time apart from each other.

If this in itself it is not anti-competitive, then why must the industry owned advertising system be made to share with everyone who demands it?