Sentence examples for media point of from inspiring English sources
It's unbelievable from a PR and a media point of view to block the woman trying to communicate concerns … I think he should lose his job".
He added: "I would have been worried, at least from a media point of view, if we had got an easy draw.
"He's at the top of the pyramid from the media point of view, but from my personal views and conviction, I don't think he's at the top of the pyramid," Prince Nayef said in an interview on Saturday.
"The show We Prefer the Palestinian Orgy Sluts was undoubtedly the pinnacle of my career — from a media point of view, I mean," Daniel1 says, in a hard-to-miss allusion to the furor caused by the anti-Muslim views expressed in "Platform," and by Houellebecq's subsequent, unrepentant appearances in court and on television.
FREDDY ADU -- Major League Soccer continues to court the young striker, and although it might make sense from a marketing and media point of view for him to be assigned to the MetroStars, it looks as if D.C. United has the inside track because Adu lives with his family in Virginia.
But while the chest-puffing scenes of Spanish fishing "armadas" facing off against British warships has been good fun from a media point of view, it's detracted from the fact that the real issue surrounding the tension over Gibraltar isn't one of sovereignty at all.
Press kits went out to the media, point-of-purchase displays to dealers.
Soldsie, a San Francisco-based startup which was previously operating under the name Central.ly, is today officially launching a social media point-of-sale platform that lets business sell on Facebook using Facebook comments.
When we first looked at Soldsie (previously Central.ly) last September, the company had just launched its social media "point-of-sale" product, which allows businesses to sell on Facebook using Facebook Comments.
The ways these stories circulate through publics illuminate how individuals treat facticity in a mediated world, and reactions to these forms of media point to the power of mass publicity in the formation of identity.
Tight media points of formation factor vs. permeability (Fig.��5) show an inverse relationship.
