Sentence examples for media implication from inspiring English sources

The clear media implication is a need to be on air all year round, but this is often challenging given campaign-led approaches and the sizes of media budgets.

The Yahoo buyout would – in addition – attract a different kind of regulatory interest, based on the media implication of the Redmond giant owning two major portals, MSN and Yahoo, in the various EU countries.

But one team's general manager, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said that "some teams just might not want to deal with it because of the media implications".

And the fact that so much attention is paid in Israel to the PR and media implications, with even some critical commentators there viewing the action as right and only the PR result a disaster, is surely deeply troubling evidence, albeit not exactly new, of the lack of a moral compass among the country's leadership.

In fact, the social media implications of NFC ubiquity in mobile devices (not at POS) are kind of mind-boggling.

There are also social media implications.

The pedestrian social media implications are clearly understood as demonstrated in the Facebook "terms of service" rebellion on the ownership of user content like uploaded photos.

Noting the Western media's implication that Mr Putin was behind Mr Nemtsov's death, the paper urges "the outside world" to refrain from speculation".

The conference references gun control advocacy, religious fundamentalism, and the media's implication of Marilyn Manson and video games as culpable in the shooting.

They scoffed at the news media's implications of a Knicks-Nets rivalry, asserting that an intense playoff series or two was necessary for that.

Aside from the media freedom implications, the Ofcom reviews were important since we need to handle carefully the crown jewels of British broadcasting at this time of industry change.