Sentence examples for form a media from inspiring English sources

Under an earlier plan, Interpublic intended to form a media agency to be named Frontier Communications.

Although details were scarce, if the two companies were to combine, either in a merger or acquisition, the result would form a media conglomerate with 11 dailies, 22 television stations and a combined market value of $11.7 billion.

[C7.] Media Service Agencies to Merge B Com3 is merging its media services agencies, Starcom Worldwide and Mediavest Worldwide, to form a media planning and buying behemoth, the Starcom Mediavest Group.

RCA commercialized a spectacular invention called radio, but by the mid-1920s the company realized its new wonder needed great content, so it bought and merged several radio stations to form a media company called NBC.

B Com3 -- formed this year when the Leo Group and the MacManus Group combined and then sold a 20percentt interest to Dentsu in Tokyo -- said yesterday that it would merge its media services agencies, Starcom Worldwide and Mediavest Worldwide, to form a media planning and buying behemoth named the Starcom Mediavest Group.

Until then, their only involvement in the war was forming a "media committee" to spread information.

Funded by donors from Gulf states, I formed a media group of 11 armed men to document regime crimes.

The New America Strategies Group in Southfield, Mich., the division of True North Communications devoted to multicultural advertising and marketing, is forming a media buying service, New Perspectives Media, in Miami.

Miscellany Havas Worldwide New York formed a media unit, Shared Owned and Earned, which brings together the agency's specialists in fields like analytics and content strategy.

He divided his time between Egypt and London, but when his native country erupted in an uprising against dictator Hosni Mubarak in 2011, he returned to Cairo and formed a media company called Mosireen, which he's used to document the ups and downs of the Egyptian revolution from the front lines.

It was a day for an Australian charm offensive in the form of a media merry-go-round.