commoditising

What I hope (and think) will happen now is the commoditising of finance, putting margins under pressure as customers realise that these services are not that expensive to produce.

Matthew Yglesias » The Finance Economy 2009

I think the gist of the article is correct, developer platforms on SocNets are commoditising – and getting your widget in early (as was shown in Facebook) has major benefits.

Friendster Announces Developer Platform; Can You Say “Commodity”? Mark Hendrickson 2005

Ever since the environmental community succeeded in commoditising carbon and brought carbon mitigation to the market, efforts have continued to do something similar for biodiversity.

Forbes.com: News Francis Vorhies 2011

Commercial space companies are commoditising the sub-orbital and the low-Earth orbit realms, just like what happened a century ago with aviation.

New Scientist - Online News 2010

In an effort to reduce costs to our customers, we are looking at commoditising their hardware.

Analysis 2010

Such experimentation will no doubt fuel the fears of those who worry that cyberdating is commoditising intimacy and undermining marriages.

The Economist: Correspondent's diary 2010

Twitter is how to leverage me as a user to be an ambassador for their advertisers, and that means commoditising my support for a brand.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

Web site design is commoditising and the specialist web design companies and creative marketing agencies will

Independent Information Technology and business analysis from IT-Analysis.com 2009

The one that regrets that technology is commoditising the world; that small human touches that used to indicate regard have slipped gently away on a tide of text messages and tweets.

WalesOnline - Home 2009

$ {parseInt (blog_item_index) + 1}. reports from the Oxford Media Convention on the future of Channel 4 and the dangers of commoditising the news.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk 2009