Sentence examples for media international from inspiring English sources

"He has expertise in the very important areas of social media, international and television, all of which report to him".

Since 2008 Light Industry has put on nearly 150 programs drawn from spheres that have much in common but in the real world rarely overlap: avant-garde cinema, video art, new media, international art film, underground movies.

The second is a confused mix of anti-Americanism and a belief that, as the State Department puts it, "the Jewish community controls governments, the media, international business, and the financial world".

They have used the courts, media, international conferences and laboratories all with enormous cunning and effrontery to win many partial and some absolute victories.

Noboa brings together two decades of experience in media, international development and education.

There's also been an opening to the world, through migration, the media, international trade.

International Clearninghouse on Children, Youth & Media - International knowledge centre publishing newsletters and books on media and children, research, practices, policies and interventions around the world, as well as updates about related events and networking opportunities.

June 2004: Spinoff of international business | Mr. Malone spun off his international businesses into a separate company called Liberty Media International, which became Liberty Global after a merger the following year with UnitedGlobalCom.

"One of the advantages we have in the long term is that we are a global company, and digital advertisers are starting to look more for international solutions," said Ernie Cigogna, general manager of Glam Media International.

INDEPENDENT NEWS AND MEDIA, Dublin, a newspaper publisher, said it agreed to sell its 50percentt stake in an Irish cable operation, Princes Holdings, which trades as Chorus, to Liberty Media International, Englewood, Colo., for an undisclosed sum.

Parsons suggested I join the Standard, and from August on, the "International" in Standard Media International consisted of an ISDN line into the front room of a two-up, two-down in Edgware, London.