Sentence examples for digital groups from inspiring English sources

France has been pushing hard for tax reforms specifically targeted at digital groups.

I'm sure the smaller digital groups will attract aspirants of the same quality as every other generation, and perhaps better; I just don't see how they will be able to afford to support journalists so they can reach their full potential over a lifetime unless they are endowed to do so.

Suggesting that any leakage of tax revenues flowing from the complex corporate structures of digital groups is merely coincidental, the Digital Economy Group says: "Enterprises that employ digital communications models do not organise their business operations differently as a legal or tax matter".

Maybe the smaller, bloggier, digital groups will find ways to replicate the training, informal mentoring, trial and error, discipline, multiple tours, internal competition, cross-pollination and lateral teaching, and above all, the sustained emphasis on hard reporting against hard targets, that the legacy newsrooms cultivated at their best.

In a world in which the future of the BBC is dominating discussion in the UK, and European regulators are wrapped in the "gaffa" tape embrace of the big digital groups - Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon - why would Murdoch want to take full control of a pan-European broadcaster?

Generally, the newspaper's digital groups were either marginalized or unbearably shackled so that the encumbered digital leaders left to join more aggressive competitors.

"A clear, easy-to-memorize digital group strategy is now vocally championed by leadership across the company," Rochet says.

Haggerty's emerging local government digital group has even gone on to push for greater co-ordination and sharing among those working in digital in local government.

Thurston Yates joined the Atlanta office of JWT, part of WPP, in a new post, senior partner and digital group creative director.

Alessandra Lariu, digital group creative director of McCann Erickson New York, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, described the campaign as "a pass-along idea that's not really fresh".

The Pro Life Campaign is using a digital group that works with right-wing organisations ahead of this summer's vote on the Eighth Amendment.