The phrase "a multimedia enterprise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business or organization that utilizes various forms of media, such as text, audio, video, and interactive content, to deliver its products or services.
Example: "The company has evolved into a multimedia enterprise, offering podcasts, videos, and articles to engage its audience."
Alternatives: "a multimedia company" or "a multimedia organization".
| The Weather Channel seeks reinvention as a multimedia enterprise.
These included texts for three picture books — two on Marilyn Monroe, one on graffiti — and "The Executioner's Song," the book piece of a multimedia enterprise.
Last year, he also created Crusader Entertainment, a movie production company in Los Angeles, and owns Walden Media, a multimedia enterprise in New York.
Apple, explains producer Andrew Eaton, was ahead of its time: a multimedia enterprise that branched into film, fashion and retail, before collapsing at the start of the 1970s.
The Philadelphia Media Network, the consortium of more than two dozen financial institutions that bought The Inquirer and The Philadelphia Daily News at auction in September, demoted Mr. Marimow because its leaders said he lacked the requisite digital media experience to run the paper as it became more of a multimedia enterprise.
Photographer Rob Hornstra and writer/filmmaker Arnold van Bruggen have rigorously documented the region's extraordinary changes for a multimedia enterprise they call the Sochi Project, which will continue through the closing ceremony of the games.
Since then, she co-founded I Speak for Myself, Inc., a book and multimedia enterprise that focuses on publishing self-narrative collections on interfaith and intercultural issues.
Murdoch, as chairman and only begetter of the giant multimedia enterprise News International (NI), was called on to defend his castle and himself as best he could for the outrages of hacking and police bribery inflicted on the British public by his News of the World and the coverup that he and his company conducted over nearly five years.
Down East Enterprise, Inc., is a multimedia company based in Camden, Maine.
A multimedia clip is here.
Charles Lyons is a multimedia journalist and filmmaker.
