Sentence examples for media gig from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable's removal from the media gig at the Department for Business was worth £250m on BSkyB's market value.

Rudd's international media gig came about when he was asked to be one of five "special guest hosts" to fill in for CNN's chief international correspondent, Christaine Amanpour, on her daily show Amanpour.

Derek Fisher, the incoming Sparks head coach and former Lakers guard with experience in the TV studio as an analyst, has conflicting emotions about how Parker succeeds at this media gig.

"The Shiny Pony is a Stallion," screamed Levant, who really should quit his anti-women/anti-Muslims Rebel Media gig and get into the fight commentary game full-time.

The Netflix business model may be sustainable or it may not, but it has certainly dealt a crushing blow to companies competing with the cash-rich streaming service both for viewers and for creators, whom Netflix and upstarts like Hulu and Amazon Prime spends hundreds of millions of dollars wooing away from traditional media gigs.

Sue has some awards,a house filled with cats & dogs and occasionally takes on some social media gigs with community businesses and organization.

Roger Ailes, as the story goes, landed a media consulting gig with the Richard Nixon presidential campaign and is credited in " The Selling of the President " with helping land him in the White House.

He started marketing himself on social media, booked gigs and got some press.

Conventionally, that's been a disqualifier for a primetime, major-media television gig.

If you've consumed any media on the gig economy during the last several years, you were probably seriously confused last Thursday.

Can you give a quick summary of what you'll be working on at BKC? I'm going to be examining how social media platforms promote gig economies or freelance work for creative workers.