Sentence examples for budding media from inspiring English sources

Her advice to budding media moguls who want their own channels?

Ms. Finke's site was bought four years ago with a great deal of fanfare by Jay Penske, a budding media mogul by way of auto racing.

Trump's thirty-five-year-old son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who some Trump insiders describe as Trump's real campaign manager, is a budding media entrepreneur who owns the New York Observer.

Smiley, who hosts his own nightly talk show on PBS (in many markets it airs after "Charlie Rose") and a weekend radio show distributed by Public Radio International, is a gifted orator and a budding media mogul: in an era that would seem to have little need for an old-fashioned black advocate, he has made himself just about impossible to ignore.

The crew reunites when Ryan, who is a budding media behemoth and the creator of the "first black Huffington Post," invites them to New Orleans for the city's Essence Festival — for, in the words of her meddlesome white agent, played by a bonkers Kate Walsh, a "hashtag Black Girl Magic vacation".

Matter Ventures, a start-up accelerator that will provide four months of financial and logistical support for budding media entrepreneurs, will be unveiled Monday by its partners: KQED, a public television and radio station operator; the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation; and the Public Radio Exchange, known as PRX.

Bolstered by an investment from Rogers Communications, one of Canada's largest media companies, the budding new-media mogul Michael Eisner is expanding his Web video studio.

But on closer inspection, it is also a budding new media paradigm successfully bridging culture and commerce.

Their daughter Olivia Jade Giannulli, a budding social media influencer with close to two million YouTube subscribers and 1.3 million Instagram followers, posted two paid advertisements on Instagram that highlighted her identity as a student shortly after having been admitted to the University of Southern California.

There, Columbia DKV maintains partnerships with entrepreneurs and budding digital media companies working to bring Columbia's intellectual content, ideas and quality digital educational products to a wider audience.

But the strong reaction is also drawn from a pressing contemporary worry: that the budding television media, seen as a force for democracy and greater social freedom for much of the past decade, have lost their way as part of a cutthroat battle for ratings.