Sentence examples for global edition from inspiring English sources

Singer-songwriter James Blunt is to guest edit the global edition of morning freesheet Metro International in a marketing tie-up with record company Warner Music.

Metro International, a publisher of free commuter daily newspapers in a multitude of countries, announced yesterday that the U.K. pop sensation James Blunt will guest edit the global edition of Metro on November 17th, working out of Rome.

The Daily Show airs on various networks worldwide; in addition, an edited version of the show called The Daily Show: Global Edition is produced each week specifically for overseas audiences.

Rendezvous is the digital gathering place for the globally engaged — in particular, the readers and fans of the International Herald Tribune, the global edition of The New York Times, people who care about global issues, in politics, economics and business or the arts, culture, travel and style.

To read the Guardian's global edition see Guardian Weekly.

(The International Herald Tribune is the global edition of The New York Times).

IHT.com users will automatically be redirected to the new Global Edition of NYTimes.com, and users of NYTimes.com will have the option to navigate between the U.S. Edition of NYTimes.com and the new Global Edition by using the "Switch to Global Edition" and "Switch to U.S. Edition" buttons at the top of the two home pages.

It also means that today, we are able to launch a new joint Web site: The Global Edition (global.nytimes.com) combines the international voice of the IHT, the breadth and depth of The New York Times's international journalism and the digital expertise and reach of NYTimes.com to provide around-the-clock coverage of politics, business, sports, style and commentary from a truly global perspective.

The Comedy Channel (as well as ABC2 during 2010) air the show together with The Colbert Report, and both air the Global Edition on Mondays and the regular edition Tuesday through Friday.

Now delivered in the "weekly-only" Global Edition on More4.

Readers will also be able to sign up for the new Today's Headlines Global Edition e-mail service (delivered twice daily, for the Asianand European mornings) and visit the Global Edition on mobile devices at mobile.nytimes.com/global.nytimes.com/global