"media procurement" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of obtaining media materials or services, such as advertising space, for business purposes. Example: Our company's media procurement strategy focuses on securing the best rates for online advertising to reach our target audience.
Dee Halloran, who is the director of media strategy procurement for iCan Group, says there was some discussion of that issue, but she was a fan of Mays's work — and its results.
A new online survey among 1,900 business leaders in marketing, media, and procurement by my firm, Avidan Strategies, a marketing consulting firm, reveals that their view of agencies' performance is dim.
UNICEF support UNICEF has been working with the Bangladesh government on the campaign, by helping disseminate information through print and broadcast media, through the timely procurement and supply of vaccines, and by assisting with monitoring and logistics.
The review, which followed Papua New Guinean criticism of the prominent role played by contractors in Australia's aid programme – and a concerted campaign of media scrutiny – sparked a major procurement overhaul at AusAid, including a 25% reduction in the use of expatriate consultants.
Picco quietly left a few weeks later, however about the time that a scandal flared up in the media over a corrupt U.N. procurement officer, Alexander Yakovlev.
Picco quietly left a few weeks later, however--about the time that a scandal flared up in the media over a corrupt U.N. procurement officer, Alexander Yakovlev.
Dubbed "Putin's clan", the group of close associates has interests ranging from banking, gas and oil, defence procurement, aviation, construction, mining, media and transport.
Connected to the Tower Buildings in the eastern portion of the complex are the Media and Canongate Buildings, which house the IT and procurement departments of the Parliament, as well as media offices and the Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe).
Meanwhile, competitors consist of paper and online directories (think: Yellow Pages), procurement and pitch consultants, and trade media agency listings.
Government procurement rules favour black-controlled firms in media, transport and retailing, but annual state spending of some 100 billion rand cannot all be diverted to black firms.
