Sentence examples for incisive media from inspiring English sources
Apax already owns Incisive Media, which publishes B2B titles including Computing , Legal Week and Insurance Age
Apax is likely look to merge the business-to-business arm with trade magazine publisher Incisive Media, which it acquired last year.
"We have to balance the administrative time versus the energy savings," said Allison Hoffman, an Incisive Media executive who oversaw the construction of the space, at 120 Broadway.
Early rumours had suggested that Apax would look to merge Emap's business-to-business arm with trade magazine publisher Incisive Media, which it acquired last year, leaving GMG with selected titles such as Broadcast and Screen International.
At the new 91,000-square-foot downtown offices of Incisive Media, which owns about 30 publications, including The American Lawyer magazine, the two floors are divided into four zones for overhead lighting so not all of the space has to be lighted or dark at a given time.
Like Incisive Media, The Associated Press divided its Manhattan headquarters, which covers two acres of floor space, into zones, allowing groups of workers to tailor the lights to their liking and preventing large banks from burning when just a handful of people are around.
The Columbia Journalism Review's blog, CJR Daily, has won wide praise for its incisive, real-time media criticism.
Michael Getler, a Washington Post foreign correspondent and editor who later led the Paris-based International Herald Tribune and served as an incisive in-house media critic at The Post and PBS, died March 15 at a hospice center in Washington.
In her acceptance speech, she referred to her presidential address of a decade and a half ago, when she leveled several incisive criticisms at the media polls - criticisms that deserve to be re-examined today.
Jon Stewart has given an incisive analysis of the British media's coverage of the general election.
– Ben Pile, who filed an informative piece on the Berkeley temperature analysis for Spiked recently, has a incisive biting* take on the media response to the e-mail release today.
