Sentence examples for media quarters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levin's celebrity focus still elicits outrage from some media quarters and continues to invite criticism by paying for tips.

United upped their bid to £3.5m and after two weeks in which "Rebel Roy" was unfairly criticised for his selfishness in various media quarters, Forest finally accepted a new and improved bid of £3.75m.

With all the recent excitement in media quarters recently over Apple's upcoming iPad and other tablet computers, and their potential to create a market for paid digital versions and subscriptions of newspapers and magazines, I wondered if Andreessen still felt the same way.

While they could not say it out-loud, there is a palpable sense of excitement in some media quarters.

It is the legacy of slavery that threatens our Union still, and voices of extremism, hatred and violence that are heard across the internet and from some political and media quarters constitute a menace capable of destroying our nation.

It's staged as a promenade in an office in Clydeside media quarter, a vast open-plan room scattered with desks and bundled newspapers.

It is hard to imagine the web without Google, but that ubiquity has provoked an inevitable backlash from nearly every traditional media quarter as companies struggle to compete.

£65 for a small group workshop on 12 and 13 December, including tea, coffee, cake and materials, barlanestudios.com The Custard Factory, in the arts and media quarter, Digbeth, will be home to "Digmas" (geddit?) over two weekends in December.

It will be staged on the top floor of a building called The Hub, in the media quarter of Glasgow, with a promenade performance for audiences of around 70. "Because of what newspapers are, we wanted to respond immediately to what we were feeling and what people were telling us," said Featherstone.

Performed between filing cabinets, boardroom tables and newspaper bundles in an office in Glasgow's self-styled "digital media quarter", the production is directed by John Tiffany and Vicky Featherstone – the team behind NTS's international hit Black Watch – while author Andrew O'Hagan worked on the script.

A media quarter, including the huge glass structure that houses BBC Scotland, sits on reclaimed dockland nearby, while the Zaha Hadid designed Riverside Museum is just over the river.