Sentence examples for media magazines from inspiring English sources
Table 1 Survey contents Theme Question items and response options Disaster information gathering Media mode(s) for information gathering and the language in which those mode(s) were utilizeda Media mode options Television Radio Printed media (magazines, newspapers, etc).
It has its own news media — magazines like Roads & Bridges, Pit & Quarry and Better Roads, all represented at the show.
Media channels used to be named after the physical devices we used to consume media: magazines, radio, TV and cinema.
These courses are typically accredited by one of three bodies, the National Council for the Training of Journalists, the Periodicals Training Council, or the Broadcast Journalism Training Council which govern news media, magazines, and broadcast media education respectively.
Of more interest were the 60 dedicated blogs or sustainability social media magazines being published, suggesting the continued importance of editorial storytelling in describing a company's practice on sustainability and corporate social responsibility.
The column was Barthes's way of dealing with the explosion of mass culture in the decade after World War II — the rise to omnipresence of a hypercommodified cluster of media (magazines, film, radio, television) that was shaping everyone's lives on the deepest possible level, like a new form of psychological gravity.
It has also been voted one of the top 10 ads of the noughties by the media magazine Campaign.
"Gusinsky created a model modern media empire -- television, radio, film studio, cinemas, newspaper, magazine," said Alexei Pankin, editor of Sreda, a Russian-European media magazine.
As a producer and director he worked on Omnibus, Bookmark and Arena, and was a founding producer of BBC2 arts and media magazine show The Late Show.
Chris Curtis, deputy editor of media magazine Broadcast, doesn't think so.
The confirmation has been made in Swedish media magazine "Komet" by Jonas Arnberg, who works for Handelns Utredningsinstitut (HUI), a respected retail research institute in Sweden.
