Sentence examples for media infrastructure from inspiring English sources

And since the media infrastructure in Siberia isn't developed quite well yet, we're being left on our own.

The Silicon Valley company, which describes itself as a "supplier of digital media infrastructure solutions for the consumer marketplace," has never publicly discussed its role in the iPod.

The immediacy of our mobile media infrastructure gives us a head start in setting the mood of the moment, providing instant access on the ground to local stories and reactions.

Temasek, which has a wide-ranging portfolio spanning financial services, telecoms, media, infrastructure and other sectors, is nursing losses from prominent investments that it made in Merrill Lynch and Barclays as it aggressively expanded outside its core Asian market.

Even in Cairo, although it is still technically banned as a party, the Brotherhood's entrance into the political system and national media infrastructure has turned an 80-year-old social movement into just another part of Egyptian culture.

At its heart, Mr. Sun's speech heralded China's impending entry into the World Trade Organization and called for foreign investment in the country's media infrastructure, from opening theater chains to distributing videotapes and music recordings.

Particularly in the Global North but also the Global South, the information networks and communication protocols that underlie media infrastructures are designed and operated by private, corporate entities.

It is a myth that rural communities, Indigenous people and the Global South are not interested in media and the digital world, but sadly our current media infrastructures carry little - if any - input from these large sections of humanity.

(A related question, about a different kind of transnationalism: Has some social-media infrastructure been put in place in the course of planning simultaneous operations? And how might it be deployed?) 4. When will we meet again?

His work sits at the intersections of contemporary social and political theory, computational media and infrastructure, and architectural and urban design problems and methodologies.

Even pros are taken aback by the facilities: two large performance and broadcast stages; four sound recording studios; five 36-station computer labs for film, recording arts, animation and game development; 10 classrooms with multiple projectors and surround sound; a vast digital media storage infrastructure and a screening room also used by big-time movie productions filming in Chicago.