Sentence examples for grounds of media from inspiring English sources

Cable has the theoretical right to ask Ofcom to review the buyout on the grounds of "media plurality" if the issue reaches his desk.

Hunt's advisers reiterated that it was not possible for the culture secretary to take the phone hacking scandal into account, because the minister had been assessing whether the takeover could go through on the grounds of "media plurality" rather than on the basis of a "fit and proper person test" – which would have brought the hacking issue into account.

The ruling, which Random House plans to appeal, puts Mr. Klebanoff in the middle of the second stage in the legal fight over the ground rules of media contracts and copyright law in the Internet age.

Publicly traded legacy media companies have consistently ceded the high ground of the media battlefield to venture funded companies such as Facebook, Twitter, My Yearbook, Groupon and Living Social without investing in the modern social media weapons systems required to compete.

Direction and support from professional bodies and health departments will be required to support the medical staff with such difficult decisions possibly against a ground swell of media-driven public opinion.

Back in June I wrote a freelance (just the one mind) piece for The Guardian about my old stamping ground of online media.

A new kind of celebrity is emerging from the fertile ground of social media, a celebrity that does nothing especially different from the everyman, and lives his or her life nearly indistinguishably from fans, except for one thing--it's all broadcasted.

Such a laissez-faire view is supposed to be the UK's current policy, with the exceptions of defence (on grounds of security) and media (plurality).

The militants known as ultras have booked a string of political victories in recent months in which they have attacked the offices of the Egyptian Football Association (EFA), Al Ahly's training ground and the premises of media organizations.

"We're working on constantly shifting grounds," said Rudolf Frieling, a curator of media arts at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, which has been at the forefront of sustaining online art.

Ottenhoff said he learned from Katrina the importance of keeping philanthropic operations on the ground, even after the initial rush of media coverage.