Sentence examples for infrastructure media from inspiring English sources
The Forbes list of richest Indians, released last week, is full of businessmen and women from "rent-thick" sectors: real estate, construction, infrastructure, media, cement and mining.
The companies Scott works with span sectors including synthetic biology, healthcare, infrastructure, media, energy, and aerospace.
In what follows, I evaluate each of these components of her conceptual apparatus in turn: precarity; assembly (bodies, infrastructure, media); and performativity.
It operates through the following segments: Metal Products; Transportation and Construction Systems Environmentt and Infrastructure; Media, Network, and Lifestyle Related Goods and Services; and Mineral Resources, Energy, Chemical, and Electronics.
Today, one of the names has changed and the other has moved to the opposite side of the deal, but the combination's basic premise — that marketers demand synergy between network infrastructure, media, and advertising — remains as true today as it was back then.
Media techniques, media infrastructures, media regimes: the many overlapping valences of "media" has made the term a favorite among historians seeking to reframe their subjects.
Lisa Parks is a global media scholar whose research focuses on: satellite technologies and media culture; critical studies of media infrastructures; media, militarization, and surveillance; and experimental methodologies.
Like other Middle Eastern cities, the emirate has invested money and personnel in creating the infrastructure for media production.
— Ashwin Seshagiri Explore the Digital Life of Cities in Chilling Detail Gizmodo | Urban infrastructure, social media, electromagnetic fields, CCTV cams & more — mapped by a video game maker.
Extension of role to include reporting on communications infrastructure and media content, and power to determine who gets access to which airwaves.
He defended the company's contribution to the TV industry, pointing out that it had invested billions of dollars in IT infrastructure that media companies use.
