Sentence examples for burgeoning media from inspiring English sources

But why do these burgeoning media giants have to own the downstream channels?

In the early Nineties, the Italian government was concerned about Berlusconi's burgeoning media empire.

It's also home to Pakistan's burgeoning media, making it the country's grandest stage for terrorism.

Eva Orner's documentary, "The Network," tours Afghanistan's first independent TV operation and shows a burgeoning media organization still gaining its look and its polish.

Politicians are inevitably influenced by the same trends, as they depend more on advertising and television and are interlocked with the burgeoning media Establishment.

Those include everything from a burgeoning media sector to militant groups such as the Taliban, as well as parliament itself, which on Tuesday put on a powerful display of unity.

To many analysts, it represented the blending of the great media of the 20th century with the burgeoning digital media of the 21st.

Private equity and media giants from the U.S. are starting to pay attention to Africa's burgeoning online media and culture scene.

Its climb also provides some interesting lessons for burgeoning digital media barons.

In an era of burgeoning social media use, online bullying and abuse is also widespread, though most girls deal with this on their own rather than telling their parents or someone in authority, according to the Girls Attitude Surveyy.

Abetted by a burgeoning news media and consumer culture, the middle class succeeded in reinventing the attractions of the aristocratic lifestyle as qualities that were imitable, not innate — as products one might acquire, not inherit.