Meanings of digital property in English

The EFF has created a guide for knowing your legal rights to digital property.

By attacking the Music Locker, EMI is attacking the right to personal ownership of digital property.

Same goes for digital property.

The E911 Document, a particularly illicit piece of digital property, was about to resume its long, complex, and disastrous career.

They're a great way to bring a fictional or digital property into the real world and generate massive exposure for brands.

The impact of digital property rights extends from computer systems inside modern farm tractors to e-books, movies, cloud computing software and cross-border information flows.

Factions within Bloomberg LP have argued that it would be smarter to buy a digital property, pointing to the website LinkedIn as an example.

The digital property platform, which was launched in Dublin in 2011, allows customers to buy and sell all types of real estate across multiple markets.

April 19 (Reuters) - New York Times Co reported flat first-quarter revenue because of deteriorating print ad sales and trouble at its digital property About.com.

The company plans to invest more heavily in new networks and digital properties.

Suck is now a Wired Digital property.

The company plans to separate its slow-growing print business from its digital properties by the middle of 2015.

The shareholders group has urged the Times to shed non-core assets and invest more heavily in digital properties.

Style and Entertainment: the existing print and digital properties in the PEOPLE group, InStyle, Entertainment Weekly, and Essence.

I've been on television three times and have written for both our print and digital properties about the crisis.

Executives said its television content has drawn visitors to its digital properties, such as virtual world Nicktropolis and ComedyCentral.com.