getting in on

Getting in on the first stages of the PC revolution looked like the opportunity of a lifetime and we seized it.

Now a number of his partners are getting in on the act as well.

Nevertheless, everyone seems to getting in on the TB-day act this year.

The Russian stock market has added no less than $1 trillion in wealth, fueled by a surge of foreign investment getting in on Russia's boom.

And even NK Reform Radio is getting in on the action with an original drama called What Did Kim Jong Il Eat During the Famine?

Everyone from the president to the commonest crook and blogger is getting in on the act.

Even the free-market Nordics are getting in on the act, with Sweden putting together a rescue package for its car industry.

Big-box retailers are getting in on the act, too: K-Mart, Best Buy and Walmart all offer bill-paying stations to their unbanked customers.

The Shanghai Expo theme is sustainable urban living, and many countries are getting in on the act.

That wasn't the first example of Chinese firms getting in on the Hollywood product placement game.

Even companies like Google and Microsoft are getting in on robotics.

Even those gas-guzzlers from Formula One motor racing are getting in on the act.

Listed developers aren't interested in getting in on the act.

Those auto manufacturers are getting in on the EV market.

Even public broadcasters are getting in on the act.

Business schools are also getting in on the act.

Smaller players are also getting in on the game.

Even kids are getting in on this.

Dance clubs are also getting in on the action.

Now other retailers are getting in on the act.

Even shrines are getting in on the konkatsu boom.

And getting in on that action doesn't require a huge outlay of cash.

And I'm here at UPS because it's not just the government getting in on the action.