"develop media" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of media that needs to be created, such as a website, a magazine, or a television show. For example, "The company hired a new media specialist to develop media that would appeal to their target market."
Hayley McQuire, 21, is a Learning and Development Officer at the Australian Indigenous Communications Association, where she works with indigenous people to develop media careers.
(Pompeii Is History)." 3. Work in groups to develop media campaigns to encourage different segments of the San Giuseppe Vesuviano population to move away from Mount Vesuvius.
The class is particularly suited to policy wonks, spokespersons, activists and an opinionated democratic citizenry trying to develop media comms skills.
They develop media campaigns to encourage different groups of residents around Mount Vesuvius to consider moving, and then reflect on how difficult the decision would be if it were faced by their own families.
Once a political writer for the Chicago Tribune, Axelrod moved on to develop media and communication strategies for a host of clients including John Edwards, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
Durden, who was once a housemate on Big Brother, has been brought on board to help develop media partnerships, mentor management and "bring his extensive creative flair" to develop the business and company culture.
He worked at the Guardian for seven years developing media businesses and new technologies for journalism.
Magazine publisher Hearst UK's CEO Anna Jones, speaking in a panel I moderated, described developing media strategy as "like white water rafting".
But, as Adam Smith, author of the latest Group M report, rightly points out the internet figure covers a host of different developing media - search, display etc.
In 2007 Murdoch became nonexecutive chairman of BSkyB and chairman of News Corporation subsidiary News International (NI) when his father gave him wider responsibility for developing media business across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
The EU is keen to encourage further reform, particularly as regards stamping out organised crime and corruption and developing media freedom and property and minority rights.
