Sentence examples for media idea from inspiring English sources

"There's no such thing as a bad time to launch a strong media idea," says the managing director, Christopher Lockwood.

But just wait until the next It Girl messes up, or the next politician gets caught in a sex scandal, or a new celebrity-mad media idea gets traction.

Making her exit, Selina replies: "Well then, that's a job well done!" In Amazon's "Beta" the pompous self-delusions of more Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are ridiculed as a small group with a social media idea called "BRB" (location based meet-ups for individuals with high probability of potential compatibility).

"It's focused around public service media and the idea of mission-driven output," he says, although he also acknowledges that "users don't really make a distinction between public media and private media content," so in effect that could mean the funding is open to anyone with a good new media idea.

I suggest a simple media idea to start imprinting the time-saving benefits of taking mass transit by running a public service campaign on radio that says "Public transit is running on or close to schedule" after every traffic report.

"Some of these new online media ideas are small but potentially profitable little businesses".

In the age of social media ideas diffuse ever more rapidly, especially when they draw attention to an accumulating and ignored wrong.

Bendy Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui achieves a high-wire balancing act between different media, ideas and angles, at the same time as juggling the eclectic styles of his diverse performers.

Facebook and Apple are spawning cloud capitalism, in which consumers allow companies to manage information, media, ideas, money, software, tools and preferences on their behalf, holding everything in vast, floating clouds of shared data.

Hyper combines a few different social media ideas, but stands on its own as a unique platform.

Matthew Woolsey is a senior reporter for Forbes and a director at the New Media Consortium, an international consortium of universities, museums and corporations developing new media ideas for higher education.