Sentence examples for media's position from inspiring English sources

In fact, 24/7 Media's position is so strong that it's a tempting target for a takeover or strategic alliances, according to Wit Capital's Rohan.

"I'm so excited about Demand Media's position in the marketplace and its prospects.

Instead, the media's default position often is to reflect what they perceive to be going on in the political debate.

Khaund said that's partly due to Media Camp's positioning as a sort of "grad school" for media-focused startups.

This week's annual results revealed a relatively robust media company, confirming News Corp's position, along with Viacom, as one of the hardier survivors of the media downturn.At first glance, the company's pre-tax loss of $5.7 billion for the year to June 2002 scarcely looks reassuring.

"If England go home from this tournament with a single win over Afghanistan to their names, do you think the media will question Broad's position as captain?" asks Dave Adams.

After three weeks of nearly nonstop campaigning, set off by Mrs. Clinton's third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Clinton has shown as much ability as his wife — or even more — to stir public and news media skepticism about Mr. Obama's position on Iraq and his message of nonpartisan leadership, Clinton advisers say.

Perhaps the media makes a person's position untenable by creating the very outrage it claims to be reporting.

The media commentator Steve Hewlett, who presents Radio 4's The Media Show, yesterday said Mr Entwistle's position that he did not ask about the allegations was "simply implausible".

Mr. Midgley also objected to the media's focus on Mr. Chan's position as a feng shui adviser.

But it figures that Sky's position straddling media and technology will let it cut deals to merge wireless services with its Sky offerings.