Sentence examples for integrated entertainment from inspiring English sources

"There will emerge on a worldwide basis, six, seven, eight vertically integrated entertainment conglomerates," he told me.

Even the creation, a year ago, of Live Nation Entertainment, a vertically integrated entertainment giant, has not significantly changed pricing practices.

Goober has also integrated entertainment features into the client.

GE, meanwhile, without a substantial cash payment, winds up with an entirely new, vertically integrated entertainment business that combines the NBC television network and the cable networks USA Network, Sci-Fi Channel, CNBC, MSNBC, Bravo and Trio with Universal Pictures, Universal Television, stakes in five theme parks and Spanish-language television broadcaster Telemundo.

Since taking the reins of the studio in 1999, Yemenidjian has dreamt of building MGM into a more vertically integrated entertainment company; the "Lion" boasts a 4,100-title 4,100-titley, and the CEO wants to expand distribution opportunities in TV and new media.

The tech is bleeding edge throughout, from the multiple lighting settings, to the fully integrated entertainment center, to the speakers in the Spazio bathroom, to the zippy touch-screen elevators.

He's looser than Ed Gordon, who anchored news programs on the channel for more than two decades, but far more serious than, say, Prince DaJour and Ananda Lewis, who were the best-known hosts of BET's "Teen Summit," an earnest, casual and often successful effort at integrating entertainment and social issues, pairing guided discussions involving its young audience with musical performances.

Other companies, like Microsoft, will license technology to cable and telecom providers to integrate entertainment with the PC.

Integrating entertainment also helps to preserve natural and cultural resources.

United's announcement comes in the midst of a transition at American and United to move away from integrated seatback entertainment screens and towards digital, streaming entertainment built for bring-your-own devices.

Take yesterday's decision by the culture secretary, Andy Burnham, not to relax an absolute ban on product placement – broadcasters offering advertisers the chance to be integrated within entertainment and drama programmes in return for financial reward.