Sentence examples for digital media era from inspiring English sources

This radical move to reinvent the BBC for the digital media era will be seen as Hall's attempt to seize the initiative in the debate about the corporation's future direction, ahead of negotiations with the government about the renewal of the BBC's royal charter and licence fee funding agreement, due to begin in earnest after the 2015 general election.

Both outlets have already transitioned extremely successfully to the digital media era, unlike many of their competitors.

The digital age and social media era have indeed brought us "together" in many wonderful ways and has helped us connect and reach out to people we never thought was possible, but ironically, it also isolates us.

They argue that in an era of digital media there is a better way to assess the quality of work.

He has argued that despite having come late to the era of digital media, the company that made the Walkman, the Trinitron television and the PlayStation can rebound.

But others argue that Davis and Katz are doing a "good job in difficult circumstances" in an era of digital media, 24-hour news and increased analysis on mainstream bulletins.

In an era of digital media buildout, the 27-year-old Mr. Cho could be a very well-paid cog in a much larger apparatus, but he likes his odds at The Awl. "At the end of the summer, when we were looking at cash solvency, I felt pretty good about what we had done and the choices I had made," he said.

Challenging this merger may provide a crucial test case for whether the era of digital media monopolies has begun to recede.

One reason it's so hard to get something new from a celebrity is that with the proliferation of entertainment news outlets in the era of digital media, access to stars has become both more attainable and less intimate for reporters.

In the era of a digital media with an open comments section, how is the tabloid habit of picking over an autopsy in anyone's real public interest?

And perhaps not surprisingly, given their upbringing in the era of ubiquitous digital media, youngsters these days know more than a thing or two about shooting and cutting with iPhones and laptops.