Sentence examples for media annual from inspiring English sources

Job: chief executive, Codeworks Age: 42 Industry: digital media Annual budget: £2m Staff: 25 New entry Herb Kim is chief executive of Sunderland-based digital media innovator Codeworks and founder and director of north-east England's annual Thinking Digital conference.

Job: chairman and chief executive, News Corporation Age: 80 Industry: broadcasting, publishing, digital media Annual revenue: $32.8bn Staff: 52,000 Salary: $23.64m (total remuneration including pension contributions) 2010 ranking: 4 Rupert Murdoch told MPs that the News of the World represented "less than 1%" of his business.

According to Kantar Media, its annual advertising spending has ranged from $28,000 in 2007 to $2.8 million in 2010.

According to The State of the News Media, an annual American research project, the industry has laid off more than 3,500 newsroom professionals since 2000, about 7% of the total.

The media's annual lists of the fattest corporate cats, which have been appearing in recent weeks at the same time many stocks have turned south, have caused little protest.

As SETAC continues to integrate social media into annual meeting activities, members will likely continue to recognize the importance of using social media for science communication among themselves and with the public.

The legitimacy theory indicates that when there is a discrepancy between corporate actions and societal expectations, management employs such disclosure media as annual reports in order to help to alleviate community concerns or, more accurately, what they perceive to be community concerns.

The sphagnum moss will help the annuals retain water more effectively than plants in other growing media, so annuals planted in a sphagnum moss mixture typically require less water.

What's more, just under $3 billion in revenue in 2015 came from digital media-related annual recurring revenue (ARR).

The National Institutes of Health have been very successful in training journalists in the United States how to scrutinize medical evidence in their annual media workshops [ 12]. (Note: The 2013 Medicine in the Media course was cancelled due to federal budget sequestration).

Today we have more than 600 employees, four offices and $3 billion in annual media investments.