Sentence examples for media in developing from inspiring English sources

A 2012 report for the Center for International Media Assistance showed that donor support to independent news media in developing countries boosts economic development and good governance, but such support counts for just 0.5% of overall aid to developing countries.

Next month he presents the One World Media awards, which promotes media in developing countries.

The growth in private media in developing countries has spurred much of the demand, as has new technology.That is stoking journalism training in far-flung places, in many shapes and sizes.

Imogen Wall, freelance consultant, @imogenwall, London, UK BBC Media Action works in 26 countries, has hundreds of media and capacity- building partnerships and reaches more than 200 million people – so the concern that we might impose on media in developing countries is obviously one we worry about.

Founded by Sasa Vucinic, V Media Ventures CEO and a former Editor-in-Chief of B92 (Serbian media corporation which played important role in the overthrow of Milosevic), the project is essentially a crowdsourcing platform focused on providing necessary funding to independent media in developing countries.

The findings of the study seem inconsistent with the theoretical argument of some scholars that insufficient attention has been paid by mass media in developing countries to the activity model of HIV/AIDS communication.

Media training is only useful in a healthy media environment: Often people who take media courses in developing countries can't apply the skills they learn because the media environment doesn't exist for them to do so.

A few years back, when I was executive creative director of EURO RSCG (now Havas) we changed the title of the agency's media director to executive creative director of media to demonstrate how important media was in developing new creative work.

With support from foundation funders and media partners, Global Voices supports dozens of smaller citizen media projects in developing nations, and is a leading voice for free speech online.

The report urged a greater role for America's private sector, especially its media companies, in developing creative new ways to reach out to Arab youths.

In recent years Nelson has served as a consultant on a number of projects concerning new media technology in developing countries.