Sentence examples for collaboration channel from inspiring English sources

But it also introduces a new partner in their 14-year collaboration: Channel 13, which will split the cost with Thames in the production of a new American Masters program on D. W. Griffith, the silent film director.

This challenge focuses on adapting, in real-time, the data collaboration channel to different receiving devices, in a way that would be regarded as optimal perceptually by users.

"I believe Facebook at Work has a good chance to become a new de facto collaboration channel, as long as they make it low-barrier enough to start using, offer the most straightforward path to business utility, while addressing the top concerns of companies, which will be privacy and security.

That's why I started New Age Creators; a new collaboration channel that will push us filmmakers to the max".

After a meetup at Vidcon that year Trevor became a part of the highly successful "Our2ndLife" collaboration channel on Youtube alongside other internet stars like Connor Franta and Ricky Dillon.

They are integrated into your company's workflows, collaboration channels, and culture.

State actors could strengthen their legitimacy and advocacy by enacting collaborative mechanisms that provide accessible procedures and services, and at the same time establish technology, information, communication, and collaboration channels with development and civil protection departments (IPCC 2012).

In the world of YouTube, collaboration channels seem to be a thing of the past, with Our 2nd Life's (O2L) departure from the Internet slamming the collaborative gates shut.

Designed to "kick start a wave of new investment in public service digital media for audiences around Britain" the £50m 4IP fund will launch in July as a collaboration between Channel 4 and a series of development and media agencies from around the UK.

The Chapmans, known for disturbing works featuring dismembered corpses and Nazi insignia, are well advanced on their debut feature, being made in collaboration with Channel 4. Described variously as a comedy and a horror film, it is believed to be set in the art world and to have a heavy satirical edge.

Following a three-stage model based on Crépon et al. (1998), this paper discusses the impact of drivers of collaboration on channels of interaction, and the impact of these channels on the perceived benefits by researchers and firms.