Sentence examples for media from local from inspiring English sources

The Serb community relies on Serbian-language media from local outlets as well as from Serbia.

Some of the blasts prompted complaints on social media from local residents, who say they were given no warning.

To counter that, Dairy Queen "is going to be fighting it out to get more of our fair share" of the market, he added, by continuing to focus on value, maintaining a presence in social media like Facebook and Twitter, and "shifting a significant, double-digit percentage" of the television advertising budget to national media from local.

It allows users to play and view most streaming media, such as videos, music, podcasts, and videos from the internet, as well as all common digital media files from local and network storage media.

After nearly a decade of growing violence against the media, whether from local officials or organized crime, the press has adapted by severely cutting back on what it reports.

The guards would not let me in when the hearing started yesterday morning – just like they wouldn't let in the media, observers from local and international rights groups and French and Norwegian diplomats who showed up bright and early and crowded by the doors of the court building.

The February 12th hearing lasted a mere 30 minutes, during which the Ministry of Justice reps presented an array of inconsequential and absurd "evidence," like screenshots of Tatyana Vinnichenko's photographs accompanying media stories from local news portals.

It is possible that those who were likely to change their behavior had already done so as a result of earlier messages delivered through media statements from local health officials.

You can add Geo Filters to photos and videos based on your location and consume media from your local area in real time.

In a statement, Steven Price, Townsquare's chief executive, said the deal "complements our high touch portfolio of radio, digital, mobile and live event assets and helps us to balance our media footprint from local-to-national".

The academics, who live locally, decided to attend the protests and interview those taking part after an apparent mismatch between the way police were characterising the protests to the media and reports from local people that they were peaceful.