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Vmtnezgil Posted 22 years ago
Vocabulary
"bold plan"?
Can you help me find the exact meaning of "bold" in the below headline of a press release?
"The telcos’ bold plan to win the war for the connected home against cable"
ps: another unrelated and secondary question what's the difference if any between press release and press clipping?
"The telcos’ bold plan to win the war for the connected home against cable"
ps: another unrelated and secondary question what's the difference if any between press release and press clipping?
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Hello V. I would read 'bold' in this context as [involving risks+innovative]. 'Bold' really describes those who devised the plan; the epithet has been transferred to the noun.
- Hello V.
- I would read 'bold' in this context as [involving risks+innovative].
- 'Bold' really describes those who devised the plan; the epithet has been transferred to the noun.
- A press release is an announcement issued to the media; a press clipping is a story cut from a paper.
- MrP
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Hello V.
I would read 'bold' in this context as [involving risks+innovative].
'Bold' really describes those who devised the plan; the epithet has
been transferred to the noun.
A press release is an announcement issued to the media; a press clipping
is a story cut from a paper.
MrP
I would read 'bold' in this context as [involving risks+innovative].
'Bold' really describes those who devised the plan; the epithet has
been transferred to the noun.
A press release is an announcement issued to the media; a press clipping
is a story cut from a paper.
MrP
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