Betekenis van:
print media

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. The estimates for print media were provided by a media agency.
2. The tender was published on the Internet and in several print media.
3. Foster media freedom, in particular by expediting the adoption of appropriate legislation for the print media and improve legislation on the electronic media, taking into account EU standards.
4. Fully implement current legislation on print media and journalists' independence, coordinate new legislation on freedom of expression and develop comprehensive electronic media legislation in line with European standards.
5. Adopt adequate legislation for the print media and improve the legislation available to the electronic media, taking into account EU standards.
6. Inkjet (IJ) — A marking technology where images are formed by depositing colorant in small drops directly onto the print media in a matrix manner.
7. The data show that television advertising is less expensive in Denmark than Sweden and Norway, whereas the opposite is true for print media.
8. Bertelsmann is an international media company with world-wide activities in music recording and publishing, television, radio, book and magazine publishing, print services and book and music clubs.
9. Stencil — A marking technology that transfers images onto the print media from a stencil that is fitted around an inked drum.
10. Television contact prices for Norway and Denmark are estimated on the basis of information from the local SBS station. The estimates for print media were provided by a media agency.
11. Thermal transfer (TT) — A marking technology where the desired hard-copy image is formed by depositing small drops of solid colorant (usually coloured waxes) in a melted/fluid state directly onto the print media in a matrix manner.
12. The tender was published on the Internet and in several print media. The involvement of a new investor could take the form of an asset deal, an asset deal ‘en bloc’ or a share deal.
13. Dye sublimation (DS) — A marking technology where images are formed by depositing (subliming) dye onto the print media based upon the amount of energy delivered by the heating elements.
14. They were highest in the UK (EUR 90), Portugal (EUR 80) and Belgium (EUR 73). [48] CPM (cost per thousand) represents either the cost to generate 1000 gross impressions within the group or the cost to reach 1000 different individuals in the group. [49] Television contact prices for Norway and Denmark are estimated on the basis of information from the local SBS station. The estimates for print media were provided by a media agency.